Ancestry.com apologized Thursday for a controversial advertisement published to its YouTube channel earlier this month. The ad appeared to show a white man trying to convince a black woman in what ...

*In the words of internet funny man Shuler King, somebody wanna tell us … what the heyall is up with Ancestry.com and their insane revisionist history ad that tries to make slavery look like something ...

The ad set in 1800s America depicted a white man asking a black woman named Abigail to "escape to the north" with him. "Will you leave with me?" the man asks, ring in hand. The Ancestry.com video, ...

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Image above: Julia Roberts in the high-ranked Ancestry ad on YouTube. Is having a successful ad on YouTube a big priority for your brand? If so, you need to be promoting a TV show or game, or have a ...

Ancestry and Droga5 London are acknowledging the divisiveness about Brexit with its new campaign aimed at British residents. For the first time as a brand, Ancestry is creating what it calls an "event ...

Genealogical website Ancestry.com has apologized for a video advertisement depicting a white man in the 1800s telling a black woman they can “escape to the north.” The ad, which aired on television ...