Thomas Jefferson wasn't the only one "impregnating" Black women, it was a slavery tradition to us. I Kris done it too multiple times in an area not far from where Thomas Jefferson lived,.. it was so enjoyable, a great deal of pleasure for 400 years. Yet in this modern days we get pissed off very quickly when we see a Black man "screwing" our white women(doesn't make sense, right?). Are you aware sir that I myself had fathered hundreds of my own "Mulatto daughters" back when I owned slaves in Virginia and South Carolina?
Sir, this was nothing knew back in those "glorious" Kris's days, and Negroes knew all about it, but there was nothing they could do.
And to be honest this knew book about my best friend Thomas Jefferson really pissed me off coz we've been caught simply because the bastard left his piece of hair in his personal bible without knowing that 200 years later technology and science will get him entangled. I can't stand Maestro for posting this book, he made it worse for me to breathe.
Now myself "Kris" I'm having some doubts about shiit I've done back when I lived across the street from Jefferson. I mean I'm uncertain that my misdeed(secret actions) with Black women including my own Mulatto daughters has been discovered. To be brutaly honest with you Mr GM I believe that like Jefferson I might have left something in my personal bible too 200 years ago. I don't think it was my hair though, I think it was my personal "undergarment" that I forgot to remove from my bible coz I've used it as a bookmark which I've placed between the pages, I think the last page I was reading was a verse of King James version. Anyway, I pray🙏that none of these geneticists will find out about my underwear which will eventually provoke the publishing of another book about me. All I want is people to remember me as the man who discovered America coz this entire continent was empty before I came. Fact!!
Signed: SPLAAAAAAAAAT

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Lol...it's amazing that this hasn't already been accepted as a fact of history!
The oral part of this history existed long ago in the AfricanAmerican community, but was dismissed as folkloric mumbo jumbo..
Even after Annette Gordon-Reed's book(definitive from where i stand), you'd think the controversy was over, but here we are.
The brief reviews I've just scanned are all positive and glowing, meaning this must now be a settled issue. But jeez, even the Smithsonian had to get involved? My lawwd!
BUT WAIT, not so fast, don't think for a moment that MAGA historians are gonna accept this new finding. And given Trump recent attacks on The Smithsonian, I suspect this new bit of info on Thomas Jefferson will be dismissed as "woke".
AND, has Kris Columbus heard about this? Do we know of his reaction? Has his friend Mr TheOne warned him about this book?....SPLAAAAAAAAAAAT😆😂