Relationships and Ancestry in the Story

The video explores the genealogy of Willie Head, revealing through DNA analysis that Nathan Head was not his biological father. Instead, Willie was fathered by Walker Lafayette Head, a white man. The story delves into the historical context of the families involved, highlighting the intertwined lives of Walker and Nathan, who grew up together on the same farm. The narrative uncovers the complexities of family dynamics and the impact of historical circumstances on personal identities.

What year was Willie born?

• 1910

• 1900

• 1915

• 1905

What did the DNA analysis reveal about Nathan Head?

• He was Willie's uncle

• He was unrelated to Willie

• He was Willie's grandfather

• He was Willie's biological father

What was the significant finding about Willie's biological great-great-grandfather?

• He was a musician

• He was white

• He was a farmer

• He was a famous politician

Who was identified as Willie's biological father?

• Walker Lafayette Head

• Robert Whit Torbet

• Thomas Head

• Nathan Head

What was the relationship between Walker and Nathan?

• They were cousins

• They were father and son

• They were unrelated but shared a surname

• They were brothers

Where did Walker and Nathan grow up?

• In different countries

• In neighboring towns

• In the same house

• In different states

What was the nature of the relationship between Walker and Emily?

• They were siblings

• It is unknown but speculated to be consensual

• It was a business relationship

• It was definitely non-consensual

What was Nathan doing in Butts County in 1904?

• He was working in a factory

• He was farming

• He was visiting family

• He was attending school

Who owned the land near where Nathan was farming?

• Emily Head

• Walker Lafayette Head

• Thomas Head

• Robert Whit Torbet

What does the story suggest about love and relationships?

• Relationships are always simple

• Desire is colorblind

• Love is always planned

• Love is only for the young