Hey Ti, 🥰🥰🥰 Entertaining and educational.👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿. It's always perplexes me how these stories and people are hidden right in our faces. The names of schools and others institutions origins are hardly ever discussed.
Hey Darnell! Thank you so much. You're right about how history is hidden in our faces on names of important buildings. Your comment has me thinking about things like street signs, highways and other things that I have overlooked that I'm SURE are good starting point sources for some history that's worth a deeper dive. Thank you for making me think with your comment!
Sarah was definitely a trailblazer. She was a blessing to others. God bless her soul. Thank you for shining a light on the brave people of the past who made lemonade out of lemons.
You are wonderful ❤ Not only for spilling tea, but teaching history, the history they deliberately do not teach, especially to various shades of brown young people and women, so that we do not get “ideas” of how smart, educated, helpful, motivational and fierce we can become, just like Miss Sarah Garnett. Look how many of us did not immediately know her name and story and that is a great tragedy we must not allow to continue, we must tell her story, and others like her so they are NEVER FORGOTTEN!!!
Hi Marie! Thank you for your kind words. I really enjoy telling these stories and having viewers like you who really appreciate the content makes this work so much more fun. You have the point...that their stories are hopefully never forgotten.
Thank you for talking about her. I heard about Sarah when I was in High School, but her history was vague, so i researched her snd found what you found about her. Alva Vanderbilt was a character (she kinda ruined the Vanderbilts reputation) and so was Mrs. Astor (just mentioning her since she was a rich Elitist from NYC)..these 2 women were very wealthy and too sure of themselves. It's funny how money can change your view about people.
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@@TisHotMessHistory thanks for the reply 😀 have you heard of Mary Seacole? she's not American but very interesting and amazing none the less. I think you would like her.
I look up most characters from the show to see if they were real people. Everything isn't thwt ridiculous w-word that means the opposite of sleep. There were pioneers of all races. I am enjoying this show.
Are ya sure you couldn't have given just a bit more informative facts, none the less I must say, still I appreciate your content which appears,well researched information 🤔😊
What more would like to have known? It's not the easiest thing to dig up information from the 1800's. I presented everything that I thought made a complete story. Thank you for watching.
Thanks!
This is so informative for the black community
Thank you so much for your generous gift to the channel, Melanated Goddess!
Hey Ti, 🥰🥰🥰
Entertaining and educational.👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿.
It's always perplexes me how these stories and people are hidden right in our faces. The names of schools and others institutions origins are hardly ever discussed.
Hey Darnell!
Thank you so much. You're right about how history is hidden in our faces on names of important buildings. Your comment has me thinking about things like street signs, highways and other things that I have overlooked that I'm SURE are good starting point sources for some history that's worth a deeper dive. Thank you for making me think with your comment!
Sarah was definitely a trailblazer. She was a blessing to others. God bless her soul. Thank you for shining a light on the brave people of the past who made lemonade out of lemons.
Im here today on time for this one. Hi TI. This was interesting and I think it should be more well known. Thank you.
Hey Bizminded! Thank you for the compliment. I agree with you. Her story is amazing and more people should know.
Thank you so much for spilling the tea!!
Thank YOU so much for watching!
Wow! I'm always so impressed with your presentations. This is another great story. Thank you ❤
Thank you so much, Royalty! I'm glad that you enjoyed it!
Happy Thursday, Ti❤❤❤❤!!!! This latest ☕ was inspiring and amazing. 🌹♥️
Hey Rebels! I agree. Her story is inspirational. Happy Friday!
Wow! These ladies were astounding. Thank you for telling her story, and referring to her sister (who I am sure also has a fascinating story).
Their whole family was really something special. Thank YOU for watching, Ann.
You are wonderful ❤ Not only for spilling tea, but teaching history, the history they deliberately do not teach, especially to various shades of brown young people and women, so that we do not get “ideas” of how smart, educated, helpful, motivational and fierce we can become, just like Miss Sarah Garnett.
Look how many of us did not immediately know her name and story and that is a great tragedy we must not allow to continue, we must tell her story, and others like her so they are NEVER FORGOTTEN!!!
Hi Marie! Thank you for your kind words. I really enjoy telling these stories and having viewers like you who really appreciate the content makes this work so much more fun. You have the point...that their stories are hopefully never forgotten.
Hot damn. I'm so glad I found your channel
Thank you for your wonderful research Ti 🙏🏾
Thank you for the compliment and for watching, Quan.
Wow! This will be very interesting story for me first time hearing about Sarah
I hope that you enjoyed it!
@@TisHotMessHistory yes I love your channel and content keep up with the good work Ti👑❤️🙏🏽🌹🌟💯
These are great archives to learn so much more about a person. Thanks for sharing this story Ti 🤗💙.
Thank you for coming to the premiere, Tammy! And thank you for watching. I love learning and sharing the stories about these people.
Thank you for a real story! 👏
You're so welcome, Ann! Thank YOU for watching!
Love your topics ❤
Thank you so much! I have more history coming your way - a Titanic spin-off story on Christmas day.
This tea is gonna be pipping hot!! Thanks TI!
Hi hope that you enjoyed it!
Wow what an incredible woman! Thank you so much for doing what you’re doing - it’s amazing to learn about these parts of history
Thank you for talking about her. I heard about Sarah when I was in High School, but her history was vague, so i researched her snd found what you found about her. Alva Vanderbilt was a character (she kinda ruined the Vanderbilts reputation) and so was Mrs. Astor (just mentioning her since she was a rich Elitist from NYC)..these 2 women were very wealthy and too sure of themselves. It's funny how money can change your view about people.
If you want to check out ALL of the Scandals You Didn’t Know on this channel, enjoy this playlist:
ruclips.net/p/PLJTOm-WxzySlEyGe8lKcPx_P5e2-k2wkx
For my super hot & nasty scandals, follow me on Patreon:
www.patreon.com/user?u=84584460
Alva Vanderbilt Belmont was first and foremost a social climber. But she was generous to her causes.
Thanks for always sharing
I truly enjoy this. Thank YOU for watching.
Very insightful presentation.
Thank you for you compliment and thank you for watching.
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Thank you!!❤💯
I definitely did a double back after “united races conference” 😂🥴😂 Great commentary TFS!
SO interesting. Sarah sounds amazing, be great If she had a film made about her.
She really does sound like an amazing woman.
@@TisHotMessHistory thanks for the reply 😀 have you heard of Mary Seacole? she's not American but very interesting and amazing none the less. I think you would like her.
I think she was Carribbean- British.
Seeing this makes me want to give this show a second chance. Turning it off after liking and saving until I catch up!
I look up most characters from the show to see if they were real people. Everything isn't thwt ridiculous w-word that means the opposite of sleep. There were pioneers of all races. I am enjoying this show.
Are ya sure you couldn't have given just a bit more informative facts, none the less I must say, still I appreciate your content which appears,well researched information 🤔😊
What more would like to have known? It's not the easiest thing to dig up information from the 1800's. I presented everything that I thought made a complete story. Thank you for watching.
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