@Archie Fitzpatrick You are correct! Our history has been written about, there are numerous books and videos. Yahuda were mainly the people enslaved and scattered throughout the world. I myself am a follower of Yah's laws, statutes and commandments. Thank you for bringing out Truth!
Wed didn't need a remake of Harriet Turman. This was beautiful tribute to Ms.Tubmm...Ms. Ruby Dee can NOT BE out done. Alongside her knight in shinning Armor, Mr. Davis
jasondeebee it was real work.... a story or message can be misconstrued by a messenger who has no integrity. They did their due diligence to relay the message
Yes... save your money on the new "Harriet"...This should be shown in all true American patriots homes!! There's a lot of good books and video on Mrs Tubman...get truth..get knowledge..seek!!!
It should be mandatory that every public school in the USA watches reelblack documentaries on Fridays to give our children something to think about over the weekend. Thank you REELBLACK✊🏾😘
@Archie Fitzpatrick ok!!!!! We get it!!!!! You have posted that same f'n comment all over the comments section. Damn! Is it attention you're seeking??? Enough already!!!!
I now know to expect my heart not only to be tugged on. But opened wider, every single time you all release documentaries of our past. Our lives. I feel honored that you share with us. FOREVER GRATEFUL. THANK YOU. 😊✨💫🙏
19 trips and she did not have to do that . to me thats a strong woman and shows true love for her peoples talk is cheap she did it knowing every time she risking her life
shit it should be a national holiday and for all the ones that were part of freeing slaves . but i truly feel that the powers that be are not sorry for slavery they can talk all that shit they want but actions speak lounder then words
Oh man, I’m so glad I found this!I’ve been searching… I remember watching this as a child in the mid 60s. The scene I remembered most was Harriet hiding in a buckboard wagon.
Great seeing Ruby Dee and her husband Ossie Davis in this great film. They really cared about their people (AA). They showed up and spoke up. Thank you reelblack for posting.
How did I come upon this? I love this true story. This film was so special. It showed no violence only implications of violence and those implications were bad enough to make you cry. I can’t imagine what my people went through in those days but oh my God I’m so proud of them. They made me strong. This is the confidence people see in us. It’s not arrogance. It’s out right bone justified confidence. Thank you mother Tubman. This film made me cry.
As a Frenchman, I did not know the story of this courageous woman. Thanks for posting it. I can't help thinking that this movie was made while African Americans were fighting for civil rights in 1964.
I believe that the narcolepsy was part of God's plan for her, it was a sleep that she needed to complete her journeys, may Mother Moses and Mother Ruby rest in peace
I agree. I know of a person with it. He sleeps an average of 20 hrs a day. Says he dreams in color. Vivid colors. He tormented by bad spirits but some good ones too. He stays prayed up my mama gave him a strong church upbringing. Taught him to stay in HIS word.
Narcoleptics often hallucinate and hear voices, I know this because I am one. Harriet is someone for whom I have great admiration for, she achieved so much despite living with this disability. Tomorrow , Sept 22nd is the second #WorldNarcolepsyDay, and I am one of 3M worldwide sufferers trying to help raise awareness. If only Harriet was still here, I am certain that she would have driven that awareness train! To raise awareness, I have started a Blog about my own long journey to receiving a diagnosis (39 years from first symptom to receiving a correct diagnosis!) Blog site is: www.waking-up-tired, and I have also written a song about Harriet called "The Underground Railroad" that I hope to release very soon. I sing the song with my dear friend Gail Page who is an Australian indigenous woman, having the combination of race and disability makes the song all the more special. The Underground Railroad will be available to be listened to on my Blog site. Thank you for uploading this movie, I much prefer this to the more recent 'Harriet' movie, Ruby Dee, what a fabulous actress!
I just LOVE Ruby Dee! She and Ossie remind me of my Grands. I also LOVE Harriet! I was watching that show TV show that was cancelled, Underground and there is a scene where Harriet appears in the storyline. I swear we were jumping up and hollering! Yes, thanks for posting because i will not be seeing the British Harriet Movie ever!
Do you think that it is good for ADOS to further separate from the rest others of African decent? The ADOS movement sounds like further divide. This divide has been tearing us to bits. No unity amongst us because we've learned not to love each other like the family that we are. Others have taught us to hate and others have benefited from our ancestors labors and robbed us all of our heritage, language and such but when our first people stepped on that slave boat we were one people and when we stepped off that boat we were one people. We mustn't let the bad treatment and horrible past rise up and crush out our unity. If we ever rise we must do it with love and unity. One love my people. One love. Because love is stronger than division and disdain.
Google User This movie isn’t American history neither. I just realized that I’ve never heard any of my elders speak about Harriet Tubman, and when I do hear other elders speak of her is just a regurgitation of what they were taught. Just because Black actors agreed to do this movie, and perpetuate a slave history doesn’t mean this is really our history. Itz a whole wight man narrating the whole movie O_o Ask ur elders about American history, who they come from, what they ate, the games they played when they were kids, etc if you want to know real history. Watching hollywood (wight funded) movies isn’t the answer.
When Rit said she couldn’t see Harriet, or her other children and darter-in-law, I wanted to cry. That’s heartbreaking to want to see your children, but you know that if you do, you will be endangering them.
...This is a wonderful teleplay. Ethel Waters: "Mama" was my maternal great-grandmother's cousin. ...A talented actress who starred in Pinky, Cabin In The Sky, and The Member of The Wedding.
I meet Ruby Dee here in NC, a down to earth sweet lady. Harriet Tubman is my great great great grandmother. If u was still alive she would be a living legend. Love u grandma
Omg !! I've been looking for this since forever..This was shown in elementary school..i never forgot it . All I knew was Ruby Dee was in it. as the years went on, I would always check for this...i think this was my 1st ever enlightment on Slavery..
Can I ask you something after learning about slavery in elementary what did it do to you? Because when I learned about it in the 4th grade it mess me up bad.. confused me! And made me hate whites and thought only two white peoples where good in this world ever after knowing this because those ppls never made me see color when I was around them!
They want you to believe we voluntarily came to America and were paid workers. That they are superior in intelligence and we are inferior in every way.
Because our schools have been infiltrated by communists. America was starting to come together until the foreigners came and started competing with us.
@@monicdavis6150 False. We all know that some whites in the South were slave owners and that it was wrong. We all know that we are all the same in God's eyes with equal value.
This is a woman that will always be respected and never forgotten. The real Harriet Tubman, great reenactment and depiction in how it was for them trying to gain freedom. But I imagine things were definitely a lot worse than the movie made it appear to be. Still informative and well appreciated. 👍🏾
I once saw this movie in 5th grade and I never got a chance to finish it every time I looked up here and Tubman Cecily Tyson always appeared which her version is what good too but I never got a chance to finish this and I knew it was another an older movie out there and I just couldn't find it thank you for RUclips
Miss Dolores Scott my beautiful dance teacher... from Burrus Elementary in Houston Texas, I will never forget that you allowed me to play Harriet Tubman in a ballet recital even though I'm Hispanic. You taught me that no matter what color you are you can do whatever you want in life if you believe. God gave us all the same talents. we just have to do good with them. I hope you read this someday I never forgot you. I always talk about you with my kids. You're an amazing person God bless you
My God that was dangerous to have narcolepsy and on the run. You know how many times she risked being caught after just dropping to the ground in a deep coma like sleep???? There wouldn't have been anything should could do about it either. She truly had the angels on her side
@@rascott2935 and your proof is where??? EXACTLY. I forgot that YOU were actually with Miss Tubman to know this. Keep it moving please. You've been blocked. I won't be able to read your comments....go on..shewwww
The Lord had to have been with her the way she would pass out sleep for 2 hours. I would have been afraid to put my trust in her. lol She was incredible. I see anything is possible with the Lord.
This great hero Harriet Tubman shows the strength of black folks and the strength of our ancestors, and reasons why we and our future generations should never give up on our dreams.
Happy I saw this!!That girl with the the 2 plats was making me nervous with all of that talking loud and wanting see😒I was hoping she would slap her so she would shut up😂Harriet had a job to do and she conquered💯...rest easy the beautiful Ruby Dee😚
I'm from the Netherlands and went to a Steiner school. Apparently we were the only school back then where the story about the underground railroad was taught. Steiner schools have a bad stigmata here I guess (also because back in the 1910s people had weird thoughts about 'race' and so did Rudolf Steiner) yet the history of black Americans and how they obtained civil rights was a very huge part of our education. I think in public school they have only just begun making this part of the curriculum.
Harriet Tubman bigger than any movie,sports star ,president ,world leader and most Preachers I'll be looking for her on the other side (heaven that is)...ya dig?
Harriet Hubman a great freedom fighter she was a brave black women had more determination then many men in those days of slavery. Ruby Dee fine actress and her huband Ossie Davis They lived in New Rochelle NY. I became familiar with their work living in Westchester County also once.
She was the sister - of any black person,that had dignity,and self-respect.She was a root out of racist ground like Dr. King,her husband Ossie Davis,and many others, but she emerged a strong tree - to be looked at and admired. I loved her, and her astonishing acting performances.
She understood her peoples' dilemma in a racist country ,and played her part as an activist against those evils - using her actor's platform .Forever loved and admired.
Harriet was an unbelievable woman so coregeous and absolutely valiant . Risking her life for others and continuing on the journey in all circumstances. She was subject to seizures, but she still kept on thinking of freeing Others. It was good to see that there were white people who risked their own lives to save the slaves as well. It's said that Harriet died poor, but I believe she is enjoying her beautiful mansion in heaven and all her rewards she rightfully gained in her earthly life. What a leader, what a selfless woman, what aChristian soldier! I love to meet her on day and thank her for her work of love. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
harriet tubman is my favorite person in all of history. no one who ever lived was ever more brave, selfless, courageous, or heroic than harriet tubman. she risked her life for years, she didn't rest until everyone was free. she went back to the south NINETEEN times, i can't wrap my head around that. then the civil war. she became the first woman military leader in American history, and the first woman to lead troops in battle. she lead an assault on a plantation and burned it to the ground. that raid alone freed over 700 slaves. even after the war and the emancipation she still fought, without fear, until she died in poverty surrounded by her family. what an extraordinary life. she's my biggest hero and i hope to become a tenth of what she was. thanks for finding this film.
@@dbajanredhead ...Just saw "Harriet" the movie and it was terrific. She was a baaad sister and I hope she will light a fire under us to do better, stick together, work together, love each other and us our freedom to the best of our abilities.
I love this film. I seen it a long time ago at school. I was wondering if I could ever find it again. Thank you soo much for uploading another great old film about our history with a great hero Harriet Tubman.
Omg..... between the young lady complaining and Joe spirit of fear; I would have slapped sense into several times.... However; It's Power in Numbers✊🏾Together we Stand; Together we Fall✊🏾💯✊🏾....Her tenacity and will was extremely powerful... ✊🏾Rest in Power HT✊🏾
I remember seeing this in first run on T.V. back in 1964. I remember the young woman, Mary Ann, who was played by an aspiring actress, Gloria Calomee, who was a member of my church at the time. I also recall the Quaker woman with the harpsichord.
@@mspinkytee Yep and she also aided as a Union Army spy, and she not only moved people across to the next state she got them to Canada, the fugitive slave laws were tightly enforced on border states
mspinkytee most definitely.but what I meant was he was a conductor and recorded on paper every runaway's story on paper which was very dangerous if he would have been caught.he also printed those stories into a book which can be read today.very sad about their juorny about their life story and how they made it to that point in his office. please look it up.it Will blow your mind.
We dont have black representatives on the school boards and we dont have enough black teachers. We wanted equality in the schools. Did we get it and at what cost.
When my school offered the course in the early 1970's, I did not do well at all when it came time to take tests. There was so much valuable information to absorb in a very short time; information that we should have been taught starting in elementary school. I am so glad that is is being covered in many school systems today - it is fascinating.
Our Beloved Harriet, played by our Beloved Ruby! Thank you for bringing Our painful history to life For Us!
@Archie Fitzpatrick You are correct! Our history has been written about, there are numerous books and videos. Yahuda were mainly the people enslaved and scattered throughout the world. I myself am a follower of Yah's laws, statutes and commandments. Thank you for bringing out Truth!
Our Beloved Harriet.
Thank Allah for this wonderful opportunity to know the truth about our roots
@@zeldag I was watching with so much anguish for everyone who suffer.
Wed didn't need a remake of Harriet Turman. This was beautiful tribute to Ms.Tubmm...Ms. Ruby Dee can NOT BE out done. Alongside her knight in shinning Armor, Mr. Davis
Wow She never ran her train off the track, and never lost a passenger!💯
AMEN - I Do Agree 700% With You 🔥 🚆 🔥 🚆
So deep with emotion. Ruby Dee was a bigger legend than Hollywood ever gave her credit for!!!!!
jasondeebee it was real work.... a story or message can be misconstrued by a messenger who has no integrity. They did their due diligence to relay the message
Well stated, Jason.
Isn't that the truth she n her husband.
But she was no Harriet
@@xanlyladybug3 she was playing her. It’s called acting!
I gotta watch this with my daughter!! She needs to be proud of her roots!!
MAKE SURE SHE REALLY KNOWS THEM SIS:) ruclips.net/video/LkL1NCMXYEQ/видео.html
Me too.
Yes... save your money on the new "Harriet"...This should be shown in all true American patriots homes!! There's a lot of good books and video on Mrs Tubman...get truth..get knowledge..seek!!!
Emunah bat yisrael my sister seek out truth please not this Hollywood fake foolishness
manweller1 I agree
"Lawd called me, Lawd will protect me" ~Harriet Tubman 💪🏿🖤
Amen!
It should be mandatory that every public school in the USA watches reelblack documentaries on Fridays to give our children something to think about over the weekend. Thank you REELBLACK✊🏾😘
Angela ADOS That would be to much like right. That’s why it imperative that we teach our own.Regarding our history.
ANGEL ADOS I COULDN'T AGREE MORE!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🙏🏾
I agree with you
@@brinaclincy5238 YES SO DO I. DIFFIENTLY AGREE!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Don't wait on the public schools! If you have a smart TV in your house, make it happen.
This movie should be shown in schools and not just during Black History month. This movie is a must see.👍
Shannon Cunningham
They won’t because they don’t want to see what they are..🤷🏿♀️
@@isartoraplatz , I agree👍
Shannon Cunningham agreed!
@@sofiaamet.1618 ,👍
Your right about that
HELL of a cast. 👏👏👏
Some of the BADDEST BLACK ACTORS.👍
Heather TEA Yes indeed!!!
Yes indeed
Heather TEA and coffee and tea and coffee maker and then
HARRIET TUBMAN NEVER LOST A PASSENGER. PRAISE GOD FOR HER LOVING WORK FOR MY PEOPLE.
AMEN
Harriet Tubman is my ideal and an inspiration for me. Truly a courageous woman!!
@Archie Fitzpatrick ok!!!!! We get it!!!!! You have posted that same f'n comment all over the comments section. Damn! Is it attention you're seeking??? Enough already!!!!
Og buddy!! Ogmk
INDEED 🤩
@Archie Fitzpatrick why do you keep posting the same thing over and over we get it already
Beverly Gorden same. she is my role model.
I now know to expect my heart not only to be tugged on. But opened wider, every single time you all release documentaries of our past. Our lives. I feel honored that you share with us.
FOREVER GRATEFUL.
THANK YOU.
😊✨💫🙏
Rest in peace Ruby Dee. 💜🕊️
And to Izze davis to. Rip
Harriet Tubman, a true warrior who fought slavery “Tooth And Nail”
A warrior, no doubt!
19 trips and she did not have to do that . to me thats a strong woman and shows true love for her peoples talk is cheap she did it knowing every time she risking her life
You're right!
And spirit!
March 10th need to be a holiday for all black woman on this land. Respect and much love her.
Yes! Never thought of that but you right.
shit it should be a national holiday and for all the ones that were part of freeing slaves . but i truly feel that the powers that be are not sorry for slavery they can talk all that shit they want but actions speak lounder then words
To women of all colors, not just black.
Mustang Sally just black
WE can make it one!!!!!
Ruby Dee...never be another 🙏
Facts she is a LEGEND
@@Kinglegend-nq9dp j
@sun rah 44: A real Class Act
@Archie Fitzpatrick this has lots of truth to it
Ozzie and Brock were great too.
Watching how my ancestors were treated disturbs my soul. Rightly so.
Gee Row R. MANNNN❗️❗️
Virgen Weed Please watch it. They need us to know what happened. This is the real Harriet. Not that fiction in the movies. ✌🏾
Dramatizations at best. 10 times worse.
Yes it does
AND ESAU WANT US TO FORGET ABOUT ALL THIS EVIL,DEMONIC WICK STUFF THAT WENT ON THEN&STILL GOING ON IN 2021 SMH
These movies just really lets me know how strong we really are and how much we don’t give up or in. 2019 ❤️❤️❤️I’m proud to be black 💯
Say it Loud " I'm Black and I am PROUD" again an again.
WE ARE AWESOME💪💪💪💪
This is awesome thanks for showing our stories! 2019
That girl was too scary she talked too much
Oh man, I’m so glad I found this!I’ve been searching… I remember watching this as a child in the mid 60s. The scene I remembered most was Harriet hiding in a buckboard wagon.
I couldn’t stop crying 😞
Thank you for this post
Thank you for posting this so sad but it must be taught to the younger generation
Mary EXACTLY.😊
Since the WORLD keeps altering & or erasing OUR history of EXISTENCE/CONTRIBUTIONS.
@@juniord3997 why don't YOU give information, instead of
20 questioning people.
Or are u gathering info for a study, thesis...future book perhaps?
@@juniord3997 you're knowledgeable...just another voyeur of BLACK PEOPLE. mo
That baby is 55 years old now
Mary Cornelious Amen 🙏🏾🙏🏾
Great seeing Ruby Dee and her husband Ossie Davis in this great film. They really cared about their people (AA). They showed up and spoke up. Thank you reelblack for posting.
How did I come upon this? I love this true story. This film was so special. It showed no violence only implications of violence and those implications were bad enough to make you cry. I can’t imagine what my people went through in those days but oh my God I’m so proud of them. They made me strong. This is the confidence people see in us. It’s not arrogance. It’s out right bone justified confidence. Thank you mother Tubman. This film made me cry.
What a truly amazing story of a person whose personality cant begin to be quantified. A hero amongst heroes
As a Frenchman, I did not know the story of this courageous woman. Thanks for posting it.
I can't help thinking that this movie was made while African Americans were fighting for civil rights in 1964.
I believe that the narcolepsy was part of God's plan for her, it was a sleep that she needed to complete her journeys, may Mother Moses and Mother Ruby rest in peace
ladywith class RIP
I agree. I know of a person with it. He sleeps an average of 20 hrs a day. Says he dreams in color. Vivid colors. He tormented by bad spirits but some good ones too. He stays prayed up my mama gave him a strong church upbringing. Taught him to stay in HIS word.
Narcoleptics often hallucinate and hear voices, I know this because I am one. Harriet is someone for whom I have great admiration for, she achieved so much despite living with this disability. Tomorrow , Sept 22nd is the second #WorldNarcolepsyDay, and I am one of 3M worldwide sufferers trying to help raise awareness. If only Harriet was still here, I am certain that she would have driven that awareness train! To raise awareness, I have started a Blog about my own long journey to receiving a diagnosis (39 years from first symptom to receiving a correct diagnosis!) Blog site is: www.waking-up-tired, and I have also written a song about Harriet called "The Underground Railroad" that I hope to release very soon. I sing the song with my dear friend Gail Page who is an Australian indigenous woman, having the combination of race and disability makes the song all the more special. The Underground Railroad will be available to be listened to on my Blog site. Thank you for uploading this movie, I much prefer this to the more recent 'Harriet' movie, Ruby Dee, what a fabulous actress!
I just LOVE Ruby Dee! She and Ossie remind me of my Grands. I also LOVE Harriet! I was watching that show TV show that was cancelled, Underground and there is a scene where Harriet appears in the storyline. I swear we were jumping up and hollering!
Yes, thanks for posting because i will not be seeing the British Harriet Movie ever!
MY Bembery That was such a good show
Aisha Hinds played Harriet, she should have been cast in the movie. She gave a powerful performance in Underground.
Do you think that it is good for ADOS to further separate from the rest others of African decent? The ADOS movement sounds like further divide. This divide has been tearing us to bits. No unity amongst us because we've learned not to love each other like the family that we are. Others have taught us to hate and others have benefited from our ancestors labors and robbed us all of our heritage, language and such but when our first people stepped on that slave boat we were one people and when we stepped off that boat we were one people. We mustn't let the bad treatment and horrible past rise up and crush out our unity. If we ever rise we must do it with love and unity. One love my people. One love. Because love is stronger than division and disdain.
Thank you for posting this! I showed this to my son. American history is not taught in our schools.
Google User This movie isn’t American history neither. I just realized that I’ve never heard any of my elders speak about Harriet Tubman, and when I do hear other elders speak of her is just a regurgitation of what they were taught. Just because Black actors agreed to do this movie, and perpetuate a slave history doesn’t mean this is really our history. Itz a whole wight man narrating the whole movie O_o Ask ur elders about American history, who they come from, what they ate, the games they played when they were kids, etc if you want to know real history. Watching hollywood (wight funded) movies isn’t the answer.
Still n ungrateful shame2 not teach I'll history n any n every era it is now 2021.all we ever learn was caucasian history n now I'm 62.
this series lasted only one season from 1964 to 1965
When Rit said she couldn’t see Harriet, or her other children and darter-in-law, I wanted to cry. That’s heartbreaking to want to see your children, but you know that if you do, you will be endangering them.
Excellent Acting and beautiful dialogue, I love seeing black roles of dignity
...This is a wonderful teleplay. Ethel Waters: "Mama" was my maternal great-grandmother's cousin. ...A talented actress who starred in Pinky, Cabin In The Sky, and The Member of The Wedding.
Harriet Tubman is one of my heroes for sure
I meet Ruby Dee here in NC, a down to earth sweet lady. Harriet Tubman is my great great great grandmother. If u was still alive she would be a living legend. Love u grandma
She never had kids...
Hiawatha Alexander wow! cool. well- ur great great great grandma is really great. i really like her. :)
Kalasia Nigeria she adopted a girl named Gertie. :)
Are you for real. Lol wow
Derran Bascom yes I'm serious she related to me on my dad's side. Most of my dad's people from SC, and Alabama down south. Are u on Facebook
Omg !! I've been looking for this since forever..This was shown in elementary school..i never forgot it . All I knew was Ruby Dee was in it. as the years went on, I would always check for this...i think this was my 1st ever enlightment on Slavery..
How are you doing today my name is Eric Moore
Can I ask you something after learning about slavery in elementary what did it do to you? Because when I learned about it in the 4th grade it mess me up bad.. confused me! And made me hate whites and thought only two white peoples where good in this world ever after knowing this because those ppls never made me see color when I was around them!
Wonder why we never watched this in school 🤔
They want you to believe we voluntarily came to America and were paid workers. That they are superior in intelligence and we are inferior in every way.
Because our schools have been infiltrated by communists. America was starting to come together until the foreigners came and started competing with us.
@Less Confused no one is trying to oppress you! Good grief.
@@monicdavis6150 False. We all know that some whites in the South were slave owners and that it was wrong. We all know that we are all the same in God's eyes with equal value.
Amber Rose
Since we all know. There is no problem and no need for social justice. I want to Thank you, you have solved one of societies illnesses 🙄
Thank you for one of the best melanated actors movies ever shown.
Much Gratitude for this Profound video!
All praises to the Heavenly Father for Ms Harriet... May she rest in peace untill that Glorious Day of our Redemption!!! 😊
Amen
nunya biz yes! my pastor said she can hear and c us.
AMEN
Very good movie, God bless the legacy of Harriet Tubman, and the cast of these great actors Ruby Dee, Ossie Davis, Brock Peters and Ethel Waters.
This is a woman that will always be respected and never forgotten. The real Harriet Tubman, great reenactment and depiction in how it was for them trying to gain freedom. But I imagine things were definitely a lot worse than the movie made it appear to be. Still informative and well appreciated. 👍🏾
That was an excellent presentation, one to be proud of!!!
RIP Harriet Tubman, Ruby Dee, Ethel Waters and Brock Peters!!!
Patricia May. You forgot the incomparable Mr Ozzie Davis
@@caroljackson4093 Oh wow you are right. Of course, Ozzie, Davis, I meant to list!
*What a fiercely intelligent and brave woman.*
I once saw this movie in 5th grade and I never got a chance to finish it every time I looked up here and Tubman Cecily Tyson always appeared which her version is what good too but I never got a chance to finish this and I knew it was another an older movie out there and I just couldn't find it thank you for RUclips
Thank u for this family our history is important
1850’s such a despicable time in history ! The owning & selling of human beings !
Thank you uploading this!
Miss Dolores Scott my beautiful dance teacher... from Burrus Elementary in Houston Texas, I will never forget that you allowed me to play Harriet Tubman in a ballet recital even though I'm Hispanic. You taught me that no matter what color you are you can do whatever you want in life if you believe. God gave us all the same talents. we just have to do good with them. I hope you read this someday I never forgot you. I always talk about you with my kids. You're an amazing person God bless you
Amen!!
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My God that was dangerous to have narcolepsy and on the run. You know how many times she risked being caught after just dropping to the ground in a deep coma like sleep???? There wouldn't have been anything should could do about it either. She truly had the angels on her side
she did not have narcolepsey, she suffered often grand mal seizure, as a result of getting her skull crushed with a steel bar by the slave master
@@rascott2935 and your proof is where??? EXACTLY. I forgot that YOU were actually with Miss Tubman to know this. Keep it moving please. You've been blocked. I won't be able to read your comments....go on..shewwww
@@rascott2935 Yes it was a hammer meant for a run away that hit her by accident ...
AAAAAMEN ❗ ❗❗ ❗🖤🖤🖤🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
@@KAMALAISHERNAME Why would you block that person, grow up! You didn't pay attention to the video, she had epilepsy smh
Thanks. We need to see more movies like these. Showing some of the true Heroes. Those as well who are not known to the public.
Her picture hangs on my wall.
Goldie same. on mirror
I was on the edge of my seat the whole time!
This was great! I am so glad this came up in my recommendations. Please keep uploading these GEMS of history as painful as it was.
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What an extraordinary woman💕
Salute!!
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Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee ADOS Activist Legends Continue Rest In
Power ✊🏾Ms Tubman you’re definitely my Shero Continue To Rest With Other Ancestor🙌🏾🙌🏾
AfroSoul preach sister
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Thanks to Harriet Tubman for her Bravery;& Thank you Ruby Dee ;& all the other Actors for making this Movie.
The Lord had to have been with her the way she would pass out sleep for 2 hours. I would have been afraid to put my trust in her. lol She was incredible. I see anything is possible with the Lord.
Beverly Boo Yes definitely AMEN
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She played the heck out that piano go girl go those fingers were moving u hear me
Scrolling during lunch break ! Looking Forward to this Must See ! Thanks for posting !
Same here!
Watching now! 11/7/19
Wow... Great movie. Ruby Dee is a great actress
It will be a honor to meet Ms. Tubman one day!
ya, i’d love to meet her
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This great hero Harriet Tubman shows the strength of black folks and the strength of our ancestors, and reasons why we and our future generations should never give up on our dreams.
Very good movie 💘 Harriet Tubmen strength for all black men and women today. Thanks for the upload of the movie.
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Thank you for the upload
Showed this to my 8th grade classes for years...they always said it was the best thing I ever showed all year!
This movie is changing my life! We come from great people😍...look at God!
Amen 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
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Thank you! This was good for my soul.
Thank you for posting this film. One of Ethel Waters last films
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Happy I saw this!!That girl with the the 2 plats was making me nervous with all of that talking loud and wanting see😒I was hoping she would slap her so she would shut up😂Harriet had a job to do and she conquered💯...rest easy the beautiful Ruby Dee😚
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I remember watching this in 1976 in my 4th grade class.
Harriet Tubman I love you.
I REALLY enjoyed this production. Great performances all around! Thanks for posting :)
If that girl screams one more time 🤬
Siobhan Airey right, lol
Siobhan Airey lol
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I'm from the Netherlands and went to a Steiner school. Apparently we were the only school back then where the story about the underground railroad was taught. Steiner schools have a bad stigmata here I guess (also because back in the 1910s people had weird thoughts about 'race' and so did Rudolf Steiner) yet the history of black Americans and how they obtained civil rights was a very huge part of our education. I think in public school they have only just begun making this part of the curriculum.
That young girl was getting on my nerves she should would have got you caught
theres always one in the crowd.
@@imunique10 joe was pissing me off. Seemed like he was all about himself
Scarlet Rouse I know right but I bet it was some just like her though.. smdh
Scarlet Rouse her and Joe ANNOYING
Facts
Harriet Tubman was a Queen and a True Warrior of GOD. Never a more brave woman have I known of anywhere on earth.
Cheryl H. ya
Yes. Now this is what we need, not the 2019 movie.
We need this movie. Drake. White Vino. Black Wine. P enter p six m
This version is more unbelievable than the new movie.
What about woman call moses movie in 1978 movie
We need all of that
This movie was so unbeileved than the 1964 version
Harriet was a strong woman the Lord use to do his will for the underground railroad !!!!!!! Bless it be the Lord in Jesus Christ name !!!!!!!!🥰
AMEN
Harriet Tubman bigger than any movie,sports star ,president ,world leader and most Preachers I'll be looking for her on the other side (heaven that is)...ya dig?
I have looking for this movies for so many years thank you for putting them on this channel
Harriet Hubman a great freedom fighter she was a brave black women had more determination then many men in those days of slavery. Ruby Dee fine actress and her huband Ossie Davis They lived in New Rochelle NY. I became familiar with their work living in Westchester County also once.
R.I.P. DEAR SISTER
She was the sister - of any black person,that had dignity,and self-respect.She was a root out of racist ground like Dr. King,her husband Ossie Davis,and many others, but she emerged a strong tree - to be looked at and admired. I loved her, and her astonishing acting performances.
She understood her peoples' dilemma in a racist country ,and played her part as an activist against those evils - using her actor's platform .Forever loved and admired.
Harriet was an unbelievable woman so coregeous and absolutely valiant . Risking her life for others and continuing on the journey in all circumstances. She was subject to seizures, but she still kept on thinking of freeing Others. It was good to see that there were white people who risked their own lives to save the slaves as well. It's said that Harriet died poor, but I believe she is enjoying her beautiful mansion in heaven and all her rewards she rightfully gained in her earthly life. What a leader, what a selfless woman, what aChristian soldier! I love to meet her on day and thank her for her work of love. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
We need more Harrietts today to teach these young women to be women be proud and tough like she was she's a National treasure.
Sophia Brown
Yeah, Harriet Tunman carried a pistol .
These vixens today carry a cellpbone loaded with ballistic
gossip.
harriet tubman is my favorite person in all of history. no one who ever lived was ever more brave, selfless, courageous, or heroic than harriet tubman. she risked her life for years, she didn't rest until everyone was free. she went back to the south NINETEEN times, i can't wrap my head around that. then the civil war. she became the first woman military leader in American history, and the first woman to lead troops in battle. she lead an assault on a plantation and burned it to the ground. that raid alone freed over 700 slaves. even after the war and the emancipation she still fought, without fear, until she died in poverty surrounded by her family. what an extraordinary life. she's my biggest hero and i hope to become a tenth of what she was.
thanks for finding this film.
How great thou art!
I loved this movie and will share it. I can't wait to see the new movie "Harriet" coming out tomorrow, Nov 1st.
The new movie is so good
@@dbajanredhead ...Just saw "Harriet" the movie and it was terrific. She was a baaad sister and I hope she will light a fire under us to do better, stick together, work together, love each other and us our freedom to the best of our abilities.
@@NatJac-gg3mv Yesss!!!
"Harriet Tubman is about that life"#TeamConductors👑
"Slavery is the next thing to hell"
Powerful words
Peace to the Ancestors.. Thank you so much @reelblack..
Brock Peters has the most beautiful voice.
Yup. He was also a singer.
Watching the "Harriet Movie" brought me here to Ruby Dee.♥️
I love this film. I seen it a long time ago at school. I was wondering if I could ever find it again. Thank you soo much for uploading another great old film about our history with a great hero Harriet Tubman.
You're very welcome!
great movie
Ossie Davis & Ruby Dee !! Rip God blessings 🙏🏽
Thanks for uploading this episode
😢How come I never saw this? Good job to all the cast.
Omg..... between the young lady complaining and Joe spirit of fear; I would have slapped sense into several times.... However; It's Power in Numbers✊🏾Together we Stand; Together we Fall✊🏾💯✊🏾....Her tenacity and will was extremely powerful... ✊🏾Rest in Power HT✊🏾
I remember seeing this in first run on T.V. back in 1964. I remember the young woman, Mary Ann, who was played by an aspiring actress, Gloria Calomee, who was a member of my church at the time. I also recall the Quaker woman with the harpsichord.
William still was the true hero.whenever you get the chance please look him up. truly unsung.
Yes he helped, but Tubman was the guts and muscle. She was a hero, so give props.
@@mspinkytee Yep and she also aided as a Union Army spy, and she not only moved people across to the next state she got them to Canada, the fugitive slave laws were tightly enforced on border states
mspinkytee most definitely.but what I meant was he was a conductor and recorded on paper every runaway's story on paper which was very dangerous if he would have been caught.he also printed those stories into a book which can be read today.very sad about their juorny about their life story and how they made it to that point in his office. please look it up.it Will blow your mind.
Public. Schools need to teach black history because it’s American History.
We dont have black representatives on the school boards and we dont have enough black teachers. We wanted equality in the schools. Did we get it and at what cost.
doglover&sunshine25 right on
When my school offered the course in the early 1970's, I did not do well at all when it came time to take tests. There was so much valuable information to absorb in a very short time; information that we should have been taught starting in elementary school. I am so glad that is is being covered in many school systems today - it is fascinating.