I've always looked up to strong women. She was a great great woman. Young girls everywhere have a fantastic role model with Miss Harriet. I wish I could visit here. Thank you for highlighting her life. History Is important.💜
A mighty woman of Valour a woman of God, Brilliance ,Integrity focused with a non stopping determination to lead her fellow slaves to Freedom and to put an end to the horrific monstrous inhumane activity, forceably being held in captivity .Ms Tubman refused to except this and that her people will no longer endure the cruelty of slavery.. One my favorite Black History stories. Would love to visit her home just to feel the energy that I'm sure it upholds..
I just finished watching the movie Harriet. And I cried so hard. I cried in amazement of this great woman and her devoted life as a servant of God and his people. I also cried from being so sad that my people had to go through this horror. The scene at the end when she sings , while on the boat waiting for the slaves to come to the boat for freedom. And all those slaves started running for a life of freedom. I was so overwhelmed. It just broke my heart. Something's in life I just don't understand why we have to go through such things. It's hard for me to understand. I'm so glad this is not our story anymore. I pray that Harriet and all slaves are resting well in eternity getting the best rest ever. ❤
So glad this country is allowing a few of our true heroes during the civil war era to be recognized. I’m glad the daughters of the confederates can’t ban history on the Web! In school we teach our children that Robert E Lee was so awesome, though he sacrificed the lives of so many to stop our freedom. And though June 19th should be honored, but we bestow great honor to Lee who did his best to keep us slaves. And his devotees were able to keep Blacks down another century. To bad schools are only allowed to teach partial truth. But thank God for the Internet. And though Tucker/Fox News are ranting that teaching full history equates to hating Whites.
I think you’re confused. Harriet Tubman is a staple in schools, Robert e Lee, not so much. I say this as a Black Teacher of History. Tucker/Fox don’t want Critical Race Theory taught in school, as facts. It has the tendency to take over, manipulate, create victims and blame white people for everything and can be found in all subjects. History should be taught through multiple lenses. I say teach as many lenses as possible, not just one or two. Hence more than the extreme black and extreme white side. There are other people and races that have stories as well.
@@mattw4496 I think you can. I thought they said they turned over her house to be a historical place. Which usually means a museum. Let me know what you find out, if you don't mind. Enjoy your day friend. 🦋
@@KingofgraceSARA Starting in the 1870s, at least 40,000 African Americans became “exodusters” - moving back to the South and surrounding states in search of a better life that was free from the domestic terrorism they were already facing in the north.
Omg, HARRIET Tubman, what a phenomenal & courageous lady ! Love her !
I've always looked up to strong women. She was a great great woman. Young girls everywhere have a fantastic role model with Miss Harriet. I wish I could visit here. Thank you for highlighting her life. History Is important.💜
A mighty woman of Valour a woman of God, Brilliance ,Integrity focused with a non stopping determination to lead her fellow slaves to Freedom and to put an end to the horrific monstrous inhumane activity, forceably being held in captivity .Ms Tubman refused to except this and that her people will no longer endure the cruelty of slavery.. One my favorite Black History stories. Would love to visit her home just to feel the energy that I'm sure it upholds..
What a blessing Harriet was. 💜
Thirteen years ago, I told Bed-time stories about this lady, to my Father before he died, three years ago.
I just finished watching the movie Harriet. And I cried so hard. I cried in amazement of this great woman and her devoted life as a servant of God and his people. I also cried from being so sad that my people had to go through this horror. The scene at the end when she sings , while on the boat waiting for the slaves to come to the boat for freedom. And all those slaves started running for a life of freedom. I was so overwhelmed. It just broke my heart. Something's in life I just don't understand why we have to go through such things. It's hard for me to understand. I'm so glad this is not our story anymore. I pray that Harriet and all slaves are resting well in eternity getting the best rest ever. ❤
Excellent video...thank you
A wonderful video truly underrated ❤
Harriet was badass 💕💕💕💕💕
So glad this country is allowing a few of our true heroes during the civil war era to be recognized. I’m glad the daughters of the confederates can’t ban history on the Web! In school we teach our children that Robert E Lee was so awesome, though he sacrificed the lives of so many to stop our freedom. And though June 19th should be honored, but we bestow great honor to Lee who did his best to keep us slaves. And his devotees were able to keep Blacks down another century. To bad schools are only allowed to teach partial truth. But thank God for the Internet. And though Tucker/Fox News are ranting that teaching full history equates to hating Whites.
I think you’re confused. Harriet Tubman is a staple in schools, Robert e Lee, not so much. I say this as a Black Teacher of History. Tucker/Fox don’t want Critical Race Theory taught in school, as facts. It has the tendency to take over, manipulate, create victims and blame white people for everything and can be found in all subjects. History should be taught through multiple lenses. I say teach as many lenses as possible, not just one or two. Hence more than the extreme black and extreme white side. There are other people and races that have stories as well.
Harriet was a strong little woman
Não sei inglês, mas fico feliz em ver as figuras. as imagens, Se eu pudesse varia uma viagem p conhecer. Mas fico feliz assim.
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Can anyone go inside of the brick house in Auburn?
I don’t think so. I can’t find any photos or videos
@@kashabrown2692 That's strange.
@@kashabrown2692 I thought you could. Check it out!💜
@@mattw4496 I think you can. I thought they said they turned over her house to be a historical place. Which usually means a museum. Let me know what you find out, if you don't mind. Enjoy your day friend. 🦋
No. You can’t. Only the white one when they have tours.
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Freed all those slaves then the slaves went right back to the plantation and became sharecroppers!
Cite?
@@KingofgraceSARA Starting in the 1870s, at least 40,000 African Americans became “exodusters” - moving back to the South and surrounding states in search of a better life that was free from the domestic terrorism they were already facing in the north.
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