I'm a Black Woman writer. When I saw that Bailey made a video on my idol, I literally almost cried. Mrs. Wells doesn't get her just due. Thanks Bailey. 💛💛💛
I am not a black woman. My heart aches for those she tried to gain justice for and so glad that she finally got atleast a fraction of the recognition she deserves. Thank you for educating me about Ms. Ida Wells. May her name and story echo through space and time forever.
I’ve been a sub for years now but I love that Bailey doesn’t just do “black” American history during black history month. It’s just simply HISTORY, American history. Love that.
Genuine question cause I'm curious, is black history month both January and February? Or did you just choose that wording since it's closer to black history month? If it is both then awesome we've decided to dedicate both months to learn about black history (although we should learn about it regardless of the month)
Just let you know she did a story on another black woman it was in regards to her DNA and how has it been used to save even cure many lives thousands times over...
I had to explain to a friend of mine that Black history month isn't just to pat Black people on the head, it is education for EVERYONE. Everyone needs to learn this history to understand North America and why things are they are now. This history explains why the same problems come up over and over.
I'm a black journalism student, and Ida. B. Wells is a great source of inspiration for me. She's one of the finest reporters this country has ever produced, and her name should be just as well known as Walter Cronkite or Bob Woodward
I am from Holly Springs, Mississippi and she is absolutely right about Ida B. Wells. Her house is right up the road from me. And she is highly honored here almost every corner of Holly Springs. She has a strong presence and history there. Thank you for discussing her and her stories.
@@daniellestates246 Its a museum as well and if I was to drive to it, it's located at the end of the road. Have to park behind it cause the front of the house, you'll literally be in the way of a 3 way stop.
Ida B Wells is an integral part of Black History. It's not surprising that you and many others didn't know much about her, but I love you so so much for using your amazing platform to talk about her and spread her story and how important she was. This is why we love you Bailey. You're not only just an amazing and hilarious and talented human being, but you're a true ally to others and we appreciate you!
^^ Perfectly said. I’m an African American studies minor at UCLA (theater major), and I’ve been listening to you for years. My heart literally soared when I saw this video. So thank you.
It's crazy that Ida's story isn't taught in American history classes. She was legit an icon. Imagine a world where Ida and people like Ida didn't exist? We wouldn't be exposing our favorite celebrities, powerful directors, and politicians to the way they treat women, POC, and people in general.
I am constantly baffled by how much americans arent taught. I am not an american and I had heard of ida from my history class. We were even given a short assignment on a bunch of people and she was one. It is legit concerning how little americans are aware of their own history let alone the world's
@@wrongturnVfor we aren’t taught abt ida that’s why we learn about the same 10 people that they want us to know anything else we have to learn on our own
@@wrongturnVforThere are literally laws in place here and now to prohibit teaching anything that will make White people feel guilty about race 🫠. We are living in wild times over here.
The little middle/high school girl in me is shedding happy tears for our history finally being shared outside of what we were taught at home. Well done Bailey!!
As a Holly springs, Ms resident,thank you so much for talking about Ida.If anyone is ever in Holly Springs,you can actually visit the Ida B. Wells home and it is absolutely beautiful ❤️❤️
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS PODCAST!! I am a high school Social Studies teacher and share with my students stories/people that are often left out of the text books. I have use ALOT of info that you have shared in your Podcast in my classroom. I was head over heal when I listened to this one because I talk about Ida B. Wells in connection to the East Saint Louis massacre that took place in July of 1919. I live in Missouri so this particular one hits close to home. It still shocks me how many amazing people from history get ignored or shut down. Thank you for bringing to light/life the TRUE historical heroes! Thanks Bailey!
@@kitcowool in social work class Ida B Wells was just skimmed across very fast, but her contributions to the Chicago poor black community was just So important - I would say even more important than Jane Addams because of what Ida had to struggle through as a black woman in the early 1900s
Lifelong resident of Memphis here. No such area called The Curve exists today. Yellow Fever decimated this city. There’s a cemetery here with a section of unmarked graves, because people were dying as such a mass rate, there was no time to identify the bodies or have any sort of tombstone. So proud Ida came here! Ida B. Rising! Lemoyne-Owen College is still in operation, an all-black institution that has stood strong.
The post office in Lake City, SC is now named in honor of Frazier Baker. At least, it helps keep his story alive. He was a brave man to not give up his post despite the threat of being lynched. Thanks for another great episode, Bailey!
What a wonderful, inspirational woman. We need more Ida’s in this world. Ida’s of all colours, races, cultures and sexes. People brave enough to expose injustice, wherever it is found and call out the perpetrators. Thanks for sharing this story, Bailey. ❤❤
This is one thing that actually WAS talked about in my American history class, which is a shocker. But it was still just a basic lesson, a week's worth of info tops, so getting this deep dive is so useful and important!
This is so cool I’m co-staring in a play about Ida B. Wells in April. Not many ppl know who she is so I’m so glad you are bringing this part of history to those who would not get this from their family or schools. ❤❤❤
@@irishalchemy Thanks so much we are all very excited to bring Ida to life for those who never knew about her and for those who already know how amazing she was
Thank you, Bailey. Thank you for taking the time to tell a much fuller story of historical African American figures whose stories should never be forgotten. In school, people only really learn the names and quick summaries of individuals such as Ida. In order to understand American history one must understand and know Black history. Your contributions to this matter are extremely well done and full of compassion. Thank you!
I absolutely love these videos. I live in Canada so I had never heard this story. Until the recent grave discoveries, I had no knowledge of the Catholic school system and what they did to indigenous people. It breaks my heart to learn about these travesties as an adult, but never learning this in my youth- makes me feel shameful, like our school systems did us a great disservice. If we forget our history, we're bound to repeat it. Not only that but we become ignorant to the ancestral discrimination faced by those around us. The stigma that holds over people, that we're just naively oblivious to. Bailey, if you have room to add some stories about Canadian history, I'd love to know more. Or maybe there are resources that can be shared, for our own learning?
Thank you so much Bailey for all of the hard work you put into all of your videos!! I love Dark History and learning new stuff, love this series so much! ❤️ Happy Wednesday 😍
@@BaileySarian you're so welcome, I'm a pretty new subscriber and I've binged everything you've made in the last two months lol but LOVING this series especially 😍
Bailey thank you so much for shining a light on Ida B Wells!! I had no idea the details of her story. We only learn maybe a paragraph on historical black figures in school. Please continue sharing little known black history facts!! You can even do a series on people in black history and other cultures pleeeaazeee 🙏🏼
I haven’t even started watching yet, but I’m so happy you posted. I needed something to listen to while I clean my house 😂 I could listen to you talk all day girl.
It's sad that certain politicians want to erase this kind of history. Thank you Bailey and team so much for creating this much needed content in a world where people want to erase such legacies.
Y'all put Bailey's monitor with the script back where it was before 😆! I feel like her groove was thrown off cuz she kept having to look to the side to read and I've never noticed her reading the script before. In fact, I wonder if she memorized parts because she delivers so smoothly directly to the camera! Love your work Bailey, thanks for everything!
all these dark history videos should be required viewing in every class-room across the country. they should be made a mandatory part of every high school's curriculum. though the colorful language would prob'ly have to be bleeped out. ; D
Bailey has been pulling on my heart strings these last two episodes. I’m so thankful for these brave and courageous people who unfortunately had to fight just to be treated like a human 😢❤
Can you please do a dark history episode based on the book The Creature of Jekyll Island? I'm sure you will tell this story like no other! History of money pretty much
I've always known of her, but not in such detail. I got the chills everytime I read her quotes. She was well articulated, and blunt. Even now that's a refreshing quality in people! Great video Bailey!
I normally don't bring race into anything, but I love it when white people talk and learn about black history. We learn so much about white history in America, so it's nice to see people like my girl Bailey research and talk about black history. But I love anything Bailey puts out. ❤️
I’m amazed that so many of us didn’t know about her. She was really an inspiration of the highest degree. I will definitely be looking for more docs on her, and I hope she starts to get the national attention she so deeply deserves.
It's ppl like these that deserve award's...they are real life hero's...these are the ppl we should teach our children to look up to as role models not anyone from Hollywood
Thank youfor sharing Ida's sory. I have never heard of her before. Love her boldness in a time when it was so dangerous to be black and bold. ugh why are people so evil? How do you cross the line from seeing humans as things. I will never understand.
@@carasomebody6477 under a rock haha 😂 I love true crime and I fricken love this girl…. I’m always busting out laughing. Been busy the last several months trying to get my own CZcams Channel off the ground. (Not true crime tho) 😊😊😊
How did I not learn about her?! I actually took three journalism classes for my undergrad English degree. The idea that any university journalism course in this country doesn’t include her works, history, or story is a baffling travesty. Well, it’s a travesty. Maybe it’s not baffling, when considering the systemic suppression of the voices of women POC in our university system. Thanks for the story. Now I gotta go to the library. I want to read some of her work.
I actually learned about this in school but it was grazed over so quickly when there was so much more to learn! Our schools shouldn’t be so afraid of teaching kids about the horrible things that happen in history. This way maybe we would have a more understanding and compassionate society. Plus, it would probably make people more cautious about potentially repeating the bad parts of our history. Ida’s story could have inspired so many more people if it was truly taught in school.
Thank you so much for reporting history. It isn’t just black history, it is all of our history. Tired of being told that people who look like me should not be discussed because someone’s feelings would be hurt.
Bailey you are truly an amazing person. I have recently binge watched ALL of your content and I talk about your dark history content all the time with other people (basically spreading the knowledge you shared). I know its hard work finding all this data but keep doing what you do we all truly appreciate it.
I'm in England and we have a dark legacy of racism that we don't talk about in the same way as you guys. We don't generally know the names of anyone who changed things here so hearing the personal stories of black Americans is really important for us too. You are a great advocate for those who suffered in history and make everything really relatable. I'm very grateful for your outlook and input.
Wow, what a fierce and inspiring life - everyone needs to know this story. Just further proof that the best way to drive away darkness is to throw some light on it. Thanks for sharing this, Bailey! ❤️
This video made me proud to be the student of my US History teacher because we spent a lot of time learning about Ida lol She taught us about everything you spoke about in this video 💖💖
Thank you So much Bailey for doing a video on one of my favorite black women writers! She deserves so much more flowers, then she was given!! Thank you for always doing your homework. ❤️❤️
I love to listen while I'm driving; I TRY to save some episodes up cause I do a lot of driving but it's so hard! As soon as they come out I cannot wait to just click on it right away
This podcast has profoundly changed my view of the world, especially the country we live in. Thank you for providing such digestible and well researched information!
You always know that Bailey will research an interesting topic that educates and enlightens! Although I really love the makeup true crime videos - the history is important.
Learning & sharing this kind of real history is SO important!! I’d heard about Ida B. Wells…but not to this extent. If we don’t stand up for what’s right, we’re as bad as the ones in the wrong. Ida B. Wells was & is an American hero !! RIP Mrs. Wells🕊
I'm a nursing student and I watch your videos whenever I need a brain break. I live for all your dark history videos because history taught in schools is boring, but that's because it's censored. I love real history like what you post. Never stop posting!
Thank you for this one, Bailey! I learned a lot. I cried multiple times. I agree with you about not being fond of people. Why can’t we all just get along? I know that sounds naïve but seriously. Why is it so difficult?😢
what a remarkable women, a force to be reckoned with. I will definitely be reading her biography, what an incredible life; she never stopped working on any of her passions. A true treasure.
I'm a Black Woman writer. When I saw that Bailey made a video on my idol, I literally almost cried. Mrs. Wells doesn't get her just due. Thanks Bailey. 💛💛💛
I'm so glad you enjoyed!
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Me too. Tears of joy
I am not a black woman. My heart aches for those she tried to gain justice for and so glad that she finally got atleast a fraction of the recognition she deserves. Thank you for educating me about Ms. Ida Wells. May her name and story echo through space and time forever.
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I’ve been a sub for years now but I love that Bailey doesn’t just do “black” American history during black history month. It’s just simply HISTORY, American history. Love that.
Genuine question cause I'm curious, is black history month both January and February? Or did you just choose that wording since it's closer to black history month? If it is both then awesome we've decided to dedicate both months to learn about black history (although we should learn about it regardless of the month)
Just let you know she did a story on another black woman it was in regards to her DNA and how has it been used to save even cure many lives thousands times over...
@@mercedesvelasquez8781 i remember that one.
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I had to explain to a friend of mine that Black history month isn't just to pat Black people on the head, it is education for EVERYONE. Everyone needs to learn this history to understand North America and why things are they are now. This history explains why the same problems come up over and over.
I'm a black journalism student, and Ida. B. Wells is a great source of inspiration for me. She's one of the finest reporters this country has ever produced, and her name should be just as well known as Walter Cronkite or Bob Woodward
She’s up there with Lillian fox… she was an amazing journalist back in her day!
Yes she was ❤️✊🏽
@@Birdy20223 she really was! Her movement towards anti lynching
She was absolutely amazing! 🥀🥀🥀🥀
Agreed! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
If Bailey was a history teacher , no one would want to leave . 100%
Lol we would all pass her class with A's
Factsssss 👏🏻
Every human being - student, admin and parents would have a crush on her
Everyone needs to hear this story! All of Baileys stories need to be compiled into an actual Dark History book and used in all schools!
Start the petition!
My girls watch bailey wh me, they are paying more attention to surround and finding out a lot of things to be super smart!
That would be dope!
This needs to happen.
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I am from Holly Springs, Mississippi and she is absolutely right about Ida B. Wells. Her house is right up the road from me. And she is highly honored here almost every corner of Holly Springs. She has a strong presence and history there. Thank you for discussing her and her stories.
I want to come see it what a woman !!
I'm from Holly Springs too! ❤
@@juanitabell9768 Hello there!!
@@daniellestates246 Its a museum as well and if I was to drive to it, it's located at the end of the road. Have to park behind it cause the front of the house, you'll literally be in the way of a 3 way stop.
Im also from Holly Springs! Im super surprised to see so many people here from our little town
Ida B Wells is an integral part of Black History. It's not surprising that you and many others didn't know much about her, but I love you so so much for using your amazing platform to talk about her and spread her story and how important she was. This is why we love you Bailey. You're not only just an amazing and hilarious and talented human being, but you're a true ally to others and we appreciate you!
^^ Perfectly said. I’m an African American studies minor at UCLA (theater major), and I’ve been listening to you for years. My heart literally soared when I saw this video. So thank you.
Integral part of history*
Integral part of history*
The devil works hard, but Bailey and her team work harder 👏🏼
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@@BaileySarian I’m not going to change the like count 😭
It's crazy that Ida's story isn't taught in American history classes. She was legit an icon. Imagine a world where Ida and people like Ida didn't exist? We wouldn't be exposing our favorite celebrities, powerful directors, and politicians to the way they treat women, POC, and people in general.
I am constantly baffled by how much americans arent taught. I am not an american and I had heard of ida from my history class. We were even given a short assignment on a bunch of people and she was one. It is legit concerning how little americans are aware of their own history let alone the world's
@@wrongturnVfor we aren’t taught abt ida that’s why we learn about the same 10 people that they want us to know anything else we have to learn on our own
@@wrongturnVforThere are literally laws in place here and now to prohibit teaching anything that will make White people feel guilty about race 🫠. We are living in wild times over here.
@@_Tennille Sigh. Orchestrated ignorance to facilitate perpetuating evils of history. This is exactly what systemic racism looks like,
They don’t want you to think anymore other than a white person can have any intelligence.
The little middle/high school girl in me is shedding happy tears for our history finally being shared outside of what we were taught at home. Well done Bailey!!
As a Holly springs, Ms resident,thank you so much for talking about Ida.If anyone is ever in Holly Springs,you can actually visit the Ida B. Wells home and it is absolutely beautiful ❤️❤️
Bailey's voice is so soothing, I literally use her podcasts each night to fall asleep and keep them on all night. I have the best dreams too
Honestly the exact same reason I tune in😂 glad I am not the only one
@@stephaniescott9319 me too
I've done that a few times 😁
Same 😊✨️
I do the same
Can we all appreciate how much work she does for us!!!!
I do appreciate her. 😊
Yes!!!!
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS PODCAST!! I am a high school Social Studies teacher and share with my students stories/people that are often left out of the text books. I have use ALOT of info that you have shared in your Podcast in my classroom. I was head over heal when I listened to this one because I talk about Ida B. Wells in connection to the East Saint Louis massacre that took place in July of 1919. I live in Missouri so this particular one hits close to home. It still shocks me how many amazing people from history get ignored or shut down. Thank you for bringing to light/life the TRUE historical heroes!
Thanks Bailey!
I Love the way you told the Great History of Ida B Wells!!!! She was a Great woman her history has gone unnoticed in American History!!
I wouldn’t say unnoticed, bet definitely not as well known as she should be!
@@kitcowool in social work class Ida B Wells was just skimmed across very fast, but her contributions to the Chicago poor black community was just So important - I would say even more important than Jane Addams because of what Ida had to struggle through as a black woman in the early 1900s
Lifelong resident of Memphis here. No such area called The Curve exists today.
Yellow Fever decimated this city. There’s a cemetery here with a section of unmarked graves, because people were dying as such a mass rate, there was no time to identify the bodies or have any sort of tombstone.
So proud Ida came here! Ida B. Rising!
Lemoyne-Owen College is still in operation, an all-black institution that has stood strong.
Of course you have never heard of that part of town! It’s common in AMRIKKKA to hide it! It was there you just never heard about it
A simple google search brings up exactly what she is talking about. It may not exist today in such words but I don’t think she said it did.
What I meant was that The Curve doesn’t exist NOW. It existed before, yes. 😑 My family has lived here since 1948. I know what’s up.
@@giuseppineperretta2710 …. Dude. I’ve lived here 50 years.
@@miltoncat and the story took place in the 1800 and they burned it down! Dude stop being naïve, it was there don’t be that person ok!
The more I watch your videos, the more I respect your work. You shine a light where people desire to keep darkness and lies.
I think Ida B. Wells is a national treasure. What an amazing, strong, wonderful woman. No, a warrior. Thank you, Bailey, for sharing her story.
The post office in Lake City, SC is now named in honor of Frazier Baker. At least, it helps keep his story alive. He was a brave man to not give up his post despite the threat of being lynched. Thanks for another great episode, Bailey!
What a wonderful, inspirational woman. We need more Ida’s in this world.
Ida’s of all colours, races, cultures and sexes. People brave enough to expose injustice, wherever it is found and call out the perpetrators.
Thanks for sharing this story, Bailey. ❤❤
I’m from Holly Springs and volunteered at the Ida B. Wells museum. She honestly was a legend and I’m so happy you did a podcast about her. Thank you!
Thank you for this story. The world needs more women like the brave and brilliant Ida B. Wells.
This is one thing that actually WAS talked about in my American history class, which is a shocker. But it was still just a basic lesson, a week's worth of info tops, so getting this deep dive is so useful and important!
I love that Bailey did a story on Ida because so many younger people watch her and will learn about this inspiring woman because of her ❤
I did not know about her. Thanks for my weekly Dark History lesson.💕you are the best and I appreciate you.
Bailey is my Bill Nye of history💕🔥
Ummm, yasss! Can we make this a shirt!? ❤
@@ettylopez6255 love that idea♥️♥️♥️♥️
Better than Ms. Frizzle.
This video gave me chills so many times. There are so many things we as Americans NEED to know. Thank you so much for covering this.
This is so cool I’m co-staring in a play about Ida B. Wells in April. Not many ppl know who she is so I’m so glad you are bringing this part of history to those who would not get this from their family or schools. ❤❤❤
Wow, that sounds awesome... Hope everything goes well with the performance!
@@irishalchemy Thanks so much we are all very excited to bring Ida to life for those who never knew about her and for those who already know how amazing she was
Thank you, Bailey. Thank you for taking the time to tell a much fuller story of historical African American figures whose stories should never be forgotten. In school, people only really learn the names and quick summaries of individuals such as Ida. In order to understand American history one must understand and know Black history. Your contributions to this matter are extremely well done and full of compassion. Thank you!
as. black person, the black community appreciates you and your team so so much !!
There should be a movie about her. Then more people can learn about her
I absolutely love these videos. I live in Canada so I had never heard this story. Until the recent grave discoveries, I had no knowledge of the Catholic school system and what they did to indigenous people.
It breaks my heart to learn about these travesties as an adult, but never learning this in my youth- makes me feel shameful, like our school systems did us a great disservice.
If we forget our history, we're bound to repeat it. Not only that but we become ignorant to the ancestral discrimination faced by those around us. The stigma that holds over people, that we're just naively oblivious to.
Bailey, if you have room to add some stories about Canadian history, I'd love to know more. Or maybe there are resources that can be shared, for our own learning?
Thank you so much Bailey for all of the hard work you put into all of your videos!! I love Dark History and learning new stuff, love this series so much! ❤️ Happy Wednesday 😍
Thank you for watching!🥰
@@BaileySarian you're so welcome, I'm a pretty new subscriber and I've binged everything you've made in the last two months lol but LOVING this series especially 😍
Agreed! Look forward to her every week. 😁
Fredrick Douglas, one of the best Americans of all time. literally made me tear up. Thank you for see us Bailey
Let's show some mad respect for Miss Ida. What a true hero and very brave woman. There should be more recognition for her.
Amen!
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She’s is one my favorite women in history that is often overlooked.
This woman is an icon of this country. She told the stories of those who no longer had a voice, a hero we can all stand with. ❤️ 💪
Bailey thank you so much for shining a light on Ida B Wells!! I had no idea the details of her story. We only learn maybe a paragraph on historical black figures in school. Please continue sharing little known black history facts!! You can even do a series on people in black history and other cultures pleeeaazeee 🙏🏼
It makes me so so happy when Bailey comes out with a new video!!!
So glad you're enjoying! Check out Monday's MMM if you haven't yet czcams.com/video/5saJbb_wEgI/video.html
Us too!!
It's like flipping a light switch and happiness shining down!!
So happy see her do these videos and bringing awareness and knowledge
@@BaileySarian I watch everything and anything you put out! You're simply the best and I always feel like I'm listening to a dear friend 💖
@@carolynburton1628 100% agree!
I haven’t even started watching yet, but I’m so happy you posted. I needed something to listen to while I clean my house 😂
I could listen to you talk all day girl.
Bailey is giving serious Brigette Bordot vibes💖 living for it!!
Absolutely courageous, I’m sad that she never got recognition she deserved until now. She was a princess that is now crowned Queen.
Why was I never taught about this Wonderful woman? Thank you Bailey for featuring stories we were never taught in school!
I just love that Bailey tells the story we may not remember or never learned about, but truly should be a staple in all schools.
It's sad that certain politicians want to erase this kind of history. Thank you Bailey and team so much for creating this much needed content in a world where people want to erase such legacies.
Y'all put Bailey's monitor with the script back where it was before 😆! I feel like her groove was thrown off cuz she kept having to look to the side to read and I've never noticed her reading the script before. In fact, I wonder if she memorized parts because she delivers so smoothly directly to the camera! Love your work Bailey, thanks for everything!
I love how she does the ads in different outfits. Makes them so much easier to skip past!
all these dark history videos should be required viewing in every class-room across the country. they should be made a mandatory part of every high school's curriculum. though the colorful language would prob'ly have to be bleeped out. ; D
I really appreciate that Bailey did a story on Ida B Wells because I too had heard of her but didn’t know much so this was incredible to learn about.
I was having a bad day thank you Bailey ❤
This was fascinating - what an amazing woman she was.......a true warrior who deserves recognition.
Bailey has been pulling on my heart strings these last two episodes. I’m so thankful for these brave and courageous people who unfortunately had to fight just to be treated like a human 😢❤
Can you please do a dark history episode based on the book The Creature of Jekyll Island? I'm sure you will tell this story like no other! History of money pretty much
YOU MAKE MY DAYS SO MUCH BETTER THANK YOU SM!!!!❤❤❤
Thanks for tuning in! 🤗
@@BaileySarian Hi Bailey would you ever consider a Britney Spears episode I would love to hear your thoughts….
@lettalkmoreontele_grammx1c147 I've reported you to youtube.
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I've always known of her, but not in such detail. I got the chills everytime I read her quotes. She was well articulated, and blunt. Even now that's a refreshing quality in people! Great video Bailey!
I normally don't bring race into anything, but I love it when white people talk and learn about black history. We learn so much about white history in America, so it's nice to see people like my girl Bailey research and talk about black history. But I love anything Bailey puts out. ❤️
I’m amazed that so many of us didn’t know about her. She was really an inspiration of the highest degree. I will definitely be looking for more docs on her, and I hope she starts to get the national attention she so deeply deserves.
ida b wells is the reason i chose to keep my given name when i transitioned. such an important figure. wish more people knew about her.
It's ppl like these that deserve award's...they are real life hero's...these are the ppl we should teach our children to look up to as role models not anyone from Hollywood
Thanks for the upload Bailey, I love it when I get a notification stating that you released in your video... They totally makes my day 🤘❤️
I love this artist, she is beautiful, smart, and quirky!! Amazing combo.
Thank youfor sharing Ida's sory. I have never heard of her before. Love her boldness in a time when it was so dangerous to be black and bold. ugh why are people so evil? How do you cross the line from seeing humans as things. I will never understand.
New subbie here! I just found you…. And I can’t get enough. I love your vibe… your attitude and your sense of humor ❤
Where have you been, Heather? Lol Welcome!
@@carasomebody6477 under a rock haha 😂 I love true crime and I fricken love this girl…. I’m always busting out laughing. Been busy the last several months trying to get my own CZcams Channel off the ground. (Not true crime tho) 😊😊😊
@lettalkmoreontele_grammx1c147 Why don’t you go pretend to be yourself!
Ida must have been extraordinarily brave. Thank you Bailey.☮️💖🎶
We NEED AN IDA B WELLS DAY!
She's one of the Bravest Women. Ever. Period!
What a fantastic and inspirational woman, thank you for sharing her story! 💛
Please Bailey more powerful stories like this!! You’re changing the world Bailey. I ❤u
I've lived in Memphis for a year and a half and work in a history museum here and knew none of these things. Absolutely insane.
How did I not learn about her?! I actually took three journalism classes for my undergrad English degree. The idea that any university journalism course in this country doesn’t include her works, history, or story is a baffling travesty. Well, it’s a travesty. Maybe it’s not baffling, when considering the systemic suppression of the voices of women POC in our university system. Thanks for the story. Now I gotta go to the library. I want to read some of her work.
I actually learned about this in school but it was grazed over so quickly when there was so much more to learn! Our schools shouldn’t be so afraid of teaching kids about the horrible things that happen in history. This way maybe we would have a more understanding and compassionate society. Plus, it would probably make people more cautious about potentially repeating the bad parts of our history. Ida’s story could have inspired so many more people if it was truly taught in school.
Thank you so much for reporting history. It isn’t just black history, it is all of our history. Tired of being told that people who look like me should not be discussed because someone’s feelings would be hurt.
Bailey you are truly an amazing person. I have recently binge watched ALL of your content and I talk about your dark history content all the time with other people (basically spreading the knowledge you shared). I know its hard work finding all this data but keep doing what you do we all truly appreciate it.
I'm in England and we have a dark legacy of racism that we don't talk about in the same way as you guys. We don't generally know the names of anyone who changed things here so hearing the personal stories of black Americans is really important for us too. You are a great advocate for those who suffered in history and make everything really relatable. I'm very grateful for your outlook and input.
Wow, what a fierce and inspiring life - everyone needs to know this story. Just further proof that the best way to drive away darkness is to throw some light on it. Thanks for sharing this, Bailey! ❤️
What a queen ❤️❤️ thank you so much for sharing her story. I didn’t know about her. How inspirational she was. ❤️❤️
Hey Bailey! Thanks for all that history tea 🍵
This video made me proud to be the student of my US History teacher because we spent a lot of time learning about Ida lol She taught us about everything you spoke about in this video 💖💖
That’s great! I wish I was as taught about her more when I was in school.
Have never heard of her. So crazy. Thanks for educating Bailey!
I was not then I remembered it was Thursday 💞💯 we love you queen Bailey ❤️ 💖
I love how the editors used her portrait to show her sideveye throughout the episode 😂
Thank you So much Bailey for doing a video on one of my favorite black women writers! She deserves so much more flowers, then she was given!! Thank you for always doing your homework. ❤️❤️
I love to listen while I'm driving; I TRY to save some episodes up cause I do a lot of driving but it's so hard! As soon as they come out I cannot wait to just click on it right away
This podcast has profoundly changed my view of the world, especially the country we live in. Thank you for providing such digestible and well researched information!
The fact that we literally just had a bell ringer on her in history class. I love you Bailey 🥹
Ida B Wells is an icon, legend and American hero. Thank you for bringing her story to so many people. ❤️
Just want to thank you for bringing me knowledge and joy . I enjoy just listening to you and excapeing my day. You're amazing doll
Ms. Ida is now my superhero!!! Thank you for doing this story...Bailey & her team ROCKS!!!
You always know that Bailey will research an interesting topic that educates and enlightens! Although I really love the makeup true crime videos - the history is important.
Learning & sharing this kind of real history is SO important!! I’d heard about Ida B. Wells…but not to this extent. If we don’t stand up for what’s right, we’re as bad as the ones in the wrong. Ida B. Wells was & is an American hero !!
RIP Mrs. Wells🕊
IT'S A WONDERFUL DAY WHEN BAILEY UPLOADS A VIDEO❤😅
I'm a nursing student and I watch your videos whenever I need a brain break. I live for all your dark history videos because history taught in schools is boring, but that's because it's censored. I love real history like what you post. Never stop posting!
Bailey has turned out to be our teacher! Love all of these & MM&M!! Thank you for keeping it real with us!
I am obsessed with Ida B. Wells. Such a brave, brilliant and beautiful woman! Why haven’t they made a biopic about her yet!? Get on it, Hollywood!
As a Brit, there was little chance I would hear the story of this amazing inspiring woman. Bailey, thank you for sharing ❤️
Watching this right before work 😂 I have just enough time to watch then leave
Bailey you look so pretty today. Thank you for sharing this with us 🥰😍❤🎉🤩
Thank you for this one, Bailey! I learned a lot. I cried multiple times. I agree with you about not being fond of people. Why can’t we all just get along? I know that sounds naïve but seriously. Why is it so difficult?😢
Yaaay! Can’t wait to play this. You make the work day go by faster. Thank you for the knowledge! 🙏🏽♥️😁
what a remarkable women, a force to be reckoned with. I will definitely be reading her biography, what an incredible life; she never stopped working on any of her passions. A true treasure.