A few participants also stated that they wanted “a copy of their genome” (in addition to or irrespective of specific results). For AAs, justice was the motivating issue and reflected an expectation of reciprocity: I'm not participating. If I'm just giving you, if I'm giving you me, to get nothing, but somebody else is getting access to, oh, a black women from Africa . . . . No, that doesn't work . . . I'm giving you access to the core of who I am, 'cause that's really what I'm giving you, then you need to give me at the very least, that. Don’t worry about whether I understand or not. Give me the fullest report that you would. . . . So, when that report comes out, it should be just as rich, as robust, and as full as the person [from] Medina’s [a wealthy Seattle suburb] report. Otherwise, I wouldn’t do it. (AA mother, P04-06)
