When she escape, she ran to freedom, heaven. and because she cared enough for her people, SHE CAME BACK TO HELL, PURE HELL, AND RISK HER LIFE FOR OTHERS. She is an amazing women, I will always love and respect her.
I DON'T RECALL BEING TAUGHT MUCH ABOUT HER IN SCHOOL.... I REMEMBER THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD BUT NOT MUCH ELSE... WHAT A SHAME...SO MUCH OF BLACK HISTORY WASN'T TAUGHT BACK IN THE 50s ... SO INTERESTING TO LEARN MORE TODAY .....
@@elainegoad2111 I grew up on Long Island in the 60's in a very " white" suburb, and was taught all about her. Can't speak for other places, but fell in love with her/ her story as a major part of American history.
Dear Mrs. Harriet Tubman (Moses) You have been my spirit guide since the first time I saw your life story played by Ms. Cicely Tyson. I was 8yrs old. You were the definition of courage, honor and strength. You are who I always wanted to be. You are my bar I measure strength, determination, dignity, service, honor and God by. I remember as I watched your story night after night. It came on in 3parts. I was mystified by you, I remember thinking you must be a super hero. When you blacked out I thought maybe you were visiting heaven getting some more super strength. Or maybe God was telling you which way to go so you won't get caught. 40yrs later and I still look at you with a child's wonder and amazement. I still think of you as my spirit guide. I hope you see me and is proud of me. Just as I am so very proud of you. Maybe when I get to heaven you will be waiting for me. Maybe you will guide me to freedom the pearly gates. Maybe we will sip on coffee as I ask you a million questions, maybe you will tell of some of your adventures. Thank you for being the epitome of Courage, thank you for being my guardian angel. Thank you for being unwavering uncompromising in your stance for justice. Thank you Mrs. Harriet. I thank you deeply..
Columbus Day is already claimed by the Native Americans to be Indigenous Americans Day but Harriet Tubman certainly deserves her own Holiday and BIG statue in Washington, DC right next to MLK.
We just watched this movie 🎥 & what a brave woman she was ..... an amazing wonderful & just awesome person you get so afraid for her almost getting caught helping other slaves to freedom .... God was with her ....and kept her alive & her faith has renewed mine I thought I lost long ago ... God Bless your resting soul, Harriet .... you ARE a soldier for the Lord . 🌿💐🌿 11-9-19
So far this is the only video about Harriet Tubman that I've seen that even talks about her revolver, and what a badass she was. When my daughter told me they learned about her in school I asked her about it. No revolver mentioned, no plantation fights. I had to educate my daughter.
I need a full length series of her life with THIS Harriet. One who has eyes of steel from the jump. Who relies heavy on Spirit and it never fails her once in her life! 🙏🏾🕯🖤
Thank you for your Bravery ,Beliefs, Courage, and Actions, Harriet. I first read about you in the 4th grade, and you gave me courage.I was born in 1942 and worked in the late 50s and the 60's to help us move forward and gain what freedom that should have been ours. Our fare share in of this country, better jobs, housing ,education, etc.THANK YOU HARRIET !!
She is an amazing woman. She not only thought of her own freedom, but the freedom of my people from the bondage of slavery and risked her own life several times to do so. Harriet Tubman really deserves the $100.00 dollar bill 👍🏾👍🏾
I've been fascinated with her since I learned about her in Elementary school. I also remember watching the movie about her called "Moses" with Cicily Tyson. Can't wait to see the new movie!
u no i look in her face i c the pain not just hate her face tells the story 4real like im kool.... but pissed dnt no what she went through but i feel it when i look at her...rip
Jeff you are incorrect! There are numerous documents to support that not only was the great Harriet Tubman an "Abductor," someone who actually went into slave territory to rescue enslaved Africans. But she was also, indeed, without question, a nurse, a cook, a spy and a scout for the Union Army. Specifically, as it relates to the "Cambahee River Raid" on June 2, 1863. She scouted the area ahead of the raid. Providing General Montgomery with valuable information about the "land mines" that were place in the water, to keep Union boats from passing through the area. She also provided a thorough scouting report on the plantations along the river as well. When the raid took place, SHE and a number of Colored troops went on land to rescue my ancestors! It is well documented in the newspapers of that day in bold headlines! Do the research! Outside of this, it is also well documented in Catherine Clinton's book "Harriet Tubman: Road To Freedom." Harriet Tubman was the first and only female to lead troops into battle during the Civil War (The Cambahee River Raid). And, just for the record, she was given a full military burial and is buried in a military cemetery...given full military honors! I rest my point!!
I suggest you learn the truth. Undocumented stories don't cut it. Show me primary sources that ever said she went into the interior. Show me where she "led" the troops. She played a vital role in the Department of the South, but not the story you are familiar with. Get the book Combahee River Raid and learn the real story.
Maceo Leon Thomas Harriet Tubman never received a military pension for her work w/ the Union as a spy...how she did receive a military pension was from her second husband, Nelson Davis, who was the 'official' veteran. She was barely paid $200 for her services while with the military.
Harriet Tubman saw justice clearly and all her life gave a very diverse harvest of virtuous actions. "The virtues of the seed are revealed in the tree; it puts forth branches, leaves, blossoms, and produces fruits." -Abdu’l-Baha, Universal Peace
Harriet risked her life for everyone so I think her to this day I love her if she was still living and I would have found her and would of gave her a big thankyou 😍😘😘😘😘😘😘😘
Very phenomenal woman.. She did alot of positive things alot of you haters wont never get to do... I applaud her for the work she did.. Its only obvious whatever she did made alot of African Americans lifes better then what it was... Nd she has documentaries, books as well as other things.. What do you have to look forward to other then being a hater and hating on a grown ass woman who help free some slaves...
I learned about her when I was a teenager. I was the san Francisco public library and dropped a book by accident; when I picked it up her name was on the cover. It was a fascinating story. If I had some kind of polítical power; I would name her the first female soldier in the united states.
Tanya Brooks no he is right, only dozens. Please be logical. How can one woman rescue thousands? Large numbers would been detected. Even when she scouted for the union army and participated in raids to free slaves- it was not thousands. I admire and love her as an ancestor but let’s let go of the myth of Harriet Tubman so we can get to the truth.
I recently had the opportunity to visit the Harriet Tubman home in Upstate New York. The museum presentation and tour was fantastic. What a moving story and inspiring woman! Please feel free to check out the video on my page!
Are you from St.Catharines Ontario were Harriet Tubman still has a church that's now being renovated and why I ask is we have people with your last name living here.
Harriet Tubman's resume extends well beyond her work on the underground railroad. She was also a covert operative for the Union army! Learn more tonight at 9 PM on Civil War 360: Fight for Freedom bit.ly/1wJ7016
Smithsonian Channel Unfortunately not one bit of this is true. This is a myth that has been perpetuated by 20th century writers who didn't do their homework. There is absolutely no documentary evidence that she planned, or led the raid or ever went behind enemy lines as a spy or scout. I suggest the book, "Combahee River Raid, Harriet Tubman and Lowcountry Liberation" The History Press 2014. Also the river is pronounced Cum-bee. Please Smithsonian at least do your homework and get the story correct.
Queen nanny, Yaa asentewaa, and Harriet Tubman were so much alike strong women who led bravely with courage. Also they Tubman was rumoured to be descendants of Ashanti's. Queen nanny of Jamaica and yaa asentewaa of Ghana were also Ashanti's.
the most powerful black woman in history her courage and bravery is unmatched by any man are woman to ever live if rosa parks is the mother of civil rights that makes her the daughter of harriet tubman
Jeff, once again you are wrong! In addition to The Commonwealth, there were several newspapers that wrote stories on Harriet Tubman, Colonel James Montgomery and the Black troops who took part in the raid! Through all her great successes, Harriet Tubman was very humble about her vast accomplishment! It seems to me that you have an resentment towards her and a distain for the facts! Read Catherine Clinton's book "Harriet Tubman: Road To Freedom" and other biographies on her life. Hopefully you will understand what most historians understand, that she was a giant! Also, in closing, I mentioned in my previous post that James Montgomery was a Colonel. But, this is not about him. This is all about the great HarrietTubman! And, though you may try to diminish her greatness, it will never work!
bklynAtrain you are kidding me? I went to school in the 70' and 80s and I was taught about her. (I am white an live in a rural area that is mostly white people) Edit--I want to add as a kid when I learned about her I thought she was so brave.. as a kid when I first heard about the underground railroad , I use to think the underground railroad was actual trains that went underground, freeing slaves. I cant think of a better choice to put on our money.
416mcp Not kidding. I was never taught about her in school. Being from the baby boomer generation, a lot of things were not taught or brought out to the light like it is today.
bklynAtrain I am the end of the baby boomer generation, beginning of X, I think they we are tweeners.They taught us about the underground railroad, I think in reading class. I really remember being surprised the underground railroad were not real trains. I probably knew this stuff b/c of my mom too. I remember watching movie on TV about Harriet Tubman. We also watched the mini series Roots.We watched the PBS series on segregation. My mom told me the story of when my uncle and his friend went down south and sat in the back of the bus with black people (50 or 60's). He didn't know anything about segregation. He didn't know why people were looking at him. For some reason always made me laugh. We are white northerners. My mom and dad grew up in depression and we didn't have much money. Mom I guess you would say believed in social justice but very nonassuming. I could in vision her being the person. that if she were in back in the day of Harriet, would not have been a leader, but if she saw a run away slave she would never tell a soul and let them get away (maybe with a little food to tide them over) I was also taught in school how the Indians were taken advantage off, separated from their families, and about the Trail of Tears. People will post that they never heard of that too. I can not believe my school was that great and teaching us about history (we were taught good things too and said the pledge of allegiance every day in grade school). Sometimes I think people just were paying attention or forgot. I know there are many things that didn't interest me that I forgot about.
416mcp We did learn about slavery and runaway slavery, but not much. I learned that stuff by watching Roots. LOL. Your parents did a great job raising you. They set a fine example for many.
bklynAtrain Roots was a good mini series. I still remember Kuntu Kinte. I think there is a scene where he is being whipped and he yells his name if Kuntu Kinte.
When she escape, she ran to freedom, heaven. and because she cared enough for her people, SHE CAME BACK TO HELL, PURE HELL, AND RISK HER LIFE FOR OTHERS. She is an amazing women, I will always love and respect her.
Yes sister countless times she did this I love the Cisely Tyson Movie about her
@Christopher Smith Wow
"Slavery was a choice "
Ask kim and kanye Kardashian
Amen!
Wow!! She Deserves A National Holiday! Long Live Harriet Tubman.😘👊🏽🙏🏽
I agree!
I also agree!!
Whites would rather celebrate Christopher Columbus day. When he didnt find nothing.
I know she is black and NOT a white woman.
@@suntemple3121 does that matter?
Possibly the most interesting woman in US history, What a story!
Kanye says nooo
So is Hillary Clinton
@@preetham973 what did he say again? I know he said something about her but I forgot what it was
Yeah; and thanks to her, I know that real courage is bravely moving forward even when you’re scared.
She deserves a feature length film and a DC monument, a sizable DC monument.
I agree! She sure does!
stp479 Her movie comes out in November 💙 She definitely deserves a monument too! She should’ve already had one 😔
💯
She does now! Go check the trailer out
There is a new movie hope you heard of it and saw it came out this year November 1
You can see the stress and pain in her face and her eyes. She endured a lot but, persevered.
One little woman who did so much more in her lifetime and survived .
I love Harriet tubman
Me too
me 3
This is the part they leave out in school for some reason, the most important and interesting.
Not by accident
@@valoriegonzales1312 If you're from the US, you should have learned about her in elementary school.
?
I DON'T RECALL BEING TAUGHT MUCH ABOUT HER IN SCHOOL.... I REMEMBER THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD BUT NOT MUCH ELSE... WHAT A SHAME...SO MUCH OF BLACK HISTORY WASN'T TAUGHT BACK IN THE 50s ... SO INTERESTING TO LEARN MORE TODAY .....
White Supremists always hiding the truth and changing historical FACTS to suit themselves !
Her story is part of American history. I'm glad it's being revealed now. I can appreciate it more.
@@elainegoad2111 I grew up on Long Island in the 60's in a very
" white" suburb, and was taught all about her. Can't speak for other places, but fell in love with her/ her story as a major part of American history.
Pure "historical" folk lore, like most of "history" is.
Best woman in history to me
Yes I agree.
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Dear Mrs. Harriet Tubman (Moses) You have been my spirit guide since the first time I saw your life story played by Ms. Cicely Tyson. I was 8yrs old. You were the definition of courage, honor and strength. You are who I always wanted to be. You are my bar I measure strength, determination, dignity, service, honor and God by. I remember as I watched your story night after night. It came on in 3parts. I was mystified by you, I remember thinking you must be a super hero. When you blacked out I thought maybe you were visiting heaven getting some more super strength. Or maybe God was telling you which way to go so you won't get caught. 40yrs later and I still look at you with a child's wonder and amazement. I still think of you as my spirit guide. I hope you see me and is proud of me. Just as I am so very proud of you. Maybe when I get to heaven you will be waiting for me. Maybe you will guide me to freedom the pearly gates. Maybe we will sip on coffee as I ask you a million questions, maybe you will tell of some of your adventures. Thank you for being the epitome of Courage, thank you for being my guardian angel. Thank you for being unwavering uncompromising in your stance for justice. Thank you Mrs. Harriet. I thank you deeply..
I love this
One of the TRUE American pioneers!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 #Strong
Extraordinary woman is just too modest a description. I will be very happy to see her on the $20. God bless her.
@Mr j not for long bih! Tubman told Jackson to kiss her grits! Tubman is the real MVP!
Why?
@Mr j
Jerksin should be replaced - by Harriet Tubman.
I'd like to see her on the $100.00 bill!!
Note Jerkson's doppelganger-style resemblance to Jeffrey Epstein, though eons apart!
Hideous.
Harriet Tubman is my idol and she should be yours too she should be everyone's Idol she made me the person I am today
I love her to death but since I'm a Christian she can't be my idol but she is the best women to me and I admire her very much
mine too, she was as close as it gets to be a real life superhero
Tubman is the original wonder woman warrior oee
Oueen rip ht for ever
She needs her own holiday. Instead of Christopher Columbus Day we should switch it to Harriet Tubman day
👍
LA L Right !! Columbus never came to America and we celebrate a day in his honor.
Bliss Blissful which makes no sense.
LA L Exactly. America is backwards.
Columbus Day is already claimed by the Native Americans to be Indigenous Americans Day but Harriet Tubman certainly deserves her own Holiday and BIG statue in Washington, DC right next to MLK.
Harriet Tubman is in good hands.
that is nice
😂😂😂
The Trap Oracle what’s so funny?!
P4 Isthegodname you
it took me a second for that to register...but +1 to you, sir... she sure is. Are you in good hands?
she was gangsta like that
Mukoro Oweh, Jr. You silly lol...😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I said that too! Savage!
Yes she was . And very smart.
the great Harriet Tubman.. ✊🏾💪🏾
I've been FASCINATED w/Ms. Tubman..since I read about from a library book in Elementary school! And I find my fascination, no less now!
"Me Too , since I was in Elementary.She has always been my Female Super Hero "❤💛💙💜💚❤💛💙💜💚💜💜💜💜❤❤❤🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟💎👑👼QUEEN HARRIET TUBMAN
She's amazing very courageous,. Brave woman. I admire her greatly
We just watched this movie 🎥 & what a brave woman she was ..... an amazing wonderful & just awesome person you get so afraid for her almost getting caught helping other slaves to freedom ....
God was with her ....and kept her alive & her faith has renewed mine I thought I lost long ago ... God Bless your resting soul, Harriet .... you ARE a soldier for the Lord .
🌿💐🌿
11-9-19
An American Hero
she was the original G.I.Jane
Momma Tubman said " Follow my rules to the T or get shot! I will not have you fuck up our thing for your individual independence." She is such a boss!
I love her so much i wish i met her she is so insparational i love her braveness
Anyone here from 2019?????
One day your as going be history whether good or bad ?
I know this was a month ago but dang I find army's everywhere 😆
Nope 2020
So far this is the only video about Harriet Tubman that I've seen that even talks about her revolver, and what a badass she was. When my daughter told me they learned about her in school I asked her about it. No revolver mentioned, no plantation fights. I had to educate my daughter.
we need more women like her today
We got beyonce 👏🏿🙌🏿✊🏿facts
@@David.lovesU 🤨🤨🤨?
@@David.lovesU😂😂
I’m obsessed with Harriet Tubman. She was truly a warrior sent from heaven. She is a true hero. I love her
I need a full length series of her life with THIS Harriet. One who has eyes of steel from the jump. Who relies heavy on Spirit and it never fails her once in her life! 🙏🏾🕯🖤
Isn't The man the guy from the Allstate Commercial?
Get Dunked On Bro Yep, that's him.
+Get Dunked On Bro Are you in good hands?
XD, Yep I am
I love Harriott Turman my mother was two years old when she died so she could have taken some of my people to freedom
my little bean yes 😂 he is
she did the right thing
If every black person had her mentality we would never have to worry about being enslaved.
Slavery ended in 1865✊🏿🙌🏿👏🏿 facts
@@David.lovesU what about semi slavery Jim Crow lasting another hundred years?
Thank you for your Bravery ,Beliefs, Courage, and Actions, Harriet. I first read about you in the 4th grade, and you gave me courage.I was born in 1942 and worked in the late 50s and the 60's to help us move forward and gain what freedom that should have been ours. Our fare share in of this country, better jobs, housing ,education, etc.THANK YOU HARRIET !!
@Eloise Roberts
You are a "type of" Harriet Tubman and I praise you for your works.
She is an amazing woman. She not only thought of her own freedom, but the freedom of my people from the bondage of slavery and risked her own life several times to do so. Harriet Tubman really deserves the $100.00 dollar bill 👍🏾👍🏾
I've been fascinated with her since I learned about her in Elementary school. I also remember watching the movie about her called "Moses" with Cicily Tyson. Can't wait to see the new movie!
u no i look in her face i c the pain not just hate her face tells the story 4real like im kool.... but pissed dnt no what she went through but i feel it when i look at her...rip
She was the real deal, indomitable spirit!.
Jeff you are incorrect! There are numerous documents to support that not only was the great Harriet Tubman an "Abductor," someone who actually went into slave territory to rescue enslaved Africans. But she was also, indeed, without question, a nurse, a cook, a spy and a scout for the Union Army.
Specifically, as it relates to the "Cambahee River Raid" on June 2, 1863. She scouted the area ahead of the raid. Providing General Montgomery with valuable information about the "land mines" that were place in the water, to keep Union boats from passing through the area. She also provided a thorough scouting report on the plantations along the river as well.
When the raid took place, SHE and a number of Colored troops went on land to rescue my ancestors! It is well documented in the newspapers of that day in bold headlines! Do the research! Outside of this, it is also well documented in Catherine Clinton's book "Harriet Tubman: Road To Freedom."
Harriet Tubman was the first and only female to lead troops into battle during the Civil War (The Cambahee River Raid). And, just for the record, she was given a full military burial and is buried in a military cemetery...given full military honors! I rest my point!!
I suggest you learn the truth. Undocumented stories don't cut it. Show me primary sources that ever said she went into the interior. Show me where she "led" the troops. She played a vital role in the Department of the South, but not the story you are familiar with. Get the book Combahee River Raid and learn the real story.
Maceo Leon Thomas
Harriet Tubman never received a military pension for her work w/ the Union as a spy...how she did receive a military pension was from her second husband, Nelson Davis, who was the 'official' veteran. She was barely paid $200 for her services while with the military.
Doesn't matter. She was recognized as a help to humanity! I love her for this in 2018! What a courageous woman!
If she was a woman and black, she would not have been given full recognition, acceptance or honor for what she did do on behalf of other slaves.
@Donna Woodford
There is no "if" about the ethnicity of Harriet Tubman.
I love Herriet so much
She was a wonderful woman and she changed history. ❤️🙏
What a woman ❤️
Harriet Tubman saw justice clearly and all her life gave a very diverse harvest of virtuous actions. "The virtues of the seed are revealed in the tree; it puts forth branches, leaves, blossoms, and produces fruits." -Abdu’l-Baha, Universal Peace
When she jumped off that bridge, I was so glad she was covered with All State.
Harriet Tubman is a true saint. A lot of people have been given the title of sainthood. But this woman is a true saint. A true hero.
Rest in Paradise Harriet Tubman,Ms Recy Corbitt,Ms.Betty Jean Owens.And Dozens more
Amazing Courageous Godly Woman, Adore her❤🙏❤
She risked her own life to free her people and get them to safety and freedom she is one of my favourite people from history
Thank You Ms. Harriet Tubman 💜
Rest In God's Peace...
Here because of the movie coming out in November Harriet Tubman was the truth!
just when I'm learning this in school this pops up
I'm working on a hero showcase and she is my hero
The epitome of courage.
🙏 may she rest in peace she was very prove
Harriet risked her life for everyone so I think her to this day I love her if she was still living and I would have found her and would of gave her a big thankyou 😍😘😘😘😘😘😘😘
*TO FREEDOM!*
What a hero! She risked her own life again and again...she should is a very brave woman...
Who’s here’s after Kanye west said Harriet Tubman didn’t free the slaves
Me lol 😂
Rephrase: Who’s here’s after *The Clown* said Harriet Tubman didn’t free the slaves
Tell me this if harriet Tubman didn't free the slaves then who was the first Black woman who freed the slaves
I love u mrs tubman u are my hero for life
Our great Ancestor lives in all of us so let’s start waking our enslaved brothers and sisters up
Very phenomenal woman.. She did alot of positive things alot of you haters wont never get to do... I applaud her for the work she did.. Its only obvious whatever she did made alot of African Americans lifes better then what it was... Nd she has documentaries, books as well as other things.. What do you have to look forward to other then being a hater and hating on a grown ass woman who help free some slaves...
I learned about her when I was a teenager. I was the san Francisco public library and dropped a book by accident; when I picked it up her name was on the cover. It was a fascinating story. If I had some kind of polítical power; I would name her the first female soldier in the united states.
One of the best leaders and heroes our country has ever seen!
Rip Harriet Tubman da realest 💯💯💯
I ♡ Harriet!!!! I thank her.
God bless you Harriet Tubman
Magnificent presentation !!!
I miss her so much (who in 2019?)
Why did he say she freed dozens of people!? She freed at least a thousand or more! Bruh,! Get your history straight!
Tanya Brooks no he is right, only dozens. Please be logical. How can one woman rescue thousands? Large numbers would been detected. Even when she scouted for the union army and participated in raids to free slaves- it was not thousands. I admire and love her as an ancestor but let’s let go of the myth of Harriet Tubman so we can get to the truth.
There's a book titled Harriet The Moses of Her People by Sarah H. Bradford that I highly recommend
Is that he Allstate guy?
RL-Addictions _ yeah
I'm related to Harriet Tubman
Stop lying
Stop capping
I recently had the opportunity to visit the Harriet Tubman home in Upstate New York. The museum presentation and tour was fantastic. What a moving story and inspiring woman! Please feel free to check out the video on my page!
Where is theses type of woman in 2019-2020 theses days???
Are you from St.Catharines Ontario were Harriet Tubman still has a church that's now being renovated and why I ask is we have people with your last name living here.
@@guytitanic ,,,,,,,,,,, I need to get hm then!!! I need to be retaught alot
Dead and GONE😓😓😓
Harriet Tubman's resume extends well beyond her work on the underground railroad. She was also a covert operative for the Union army!
Learn more tonight at 9 PM on Civil War 360: Fight for Freedom bit.ly/1wJ7016
Smithsonian Channel Unfortunately not one bit of this is true. This is a myth that has been
perpetuated by 20th century writers who didn't do their homework. There
is absolutely no documentary evidence that she planned, or led the raid
or ever went behind enemy lines as a spy or scout. I suggest the book,
"Combahee River Raid, Harriet Tubman and Lowcountry Liberation" The
History Press 2014. Also the river is pronounced Cum-bee.
Please Smithsonian at least do your homework and get the story correct.
+Smithsonian Channel And an horse thief.
Ugly babby
I'm reporting you ha ha
Smithsonian Channel I had to watch this at school XD I watched the play last week it was so fake it was funny XD
Looks like I have some learnin' to do!
THERE WILL NEVER BE ANOTHER HARRIET!!!!
Aint tht the man from statefarm?
A real hero.
I love his voice... perfect narrator!!!
my hero
An important part of my youthful education. Still impressed...
Currently learning this in History!
we Love you Harriet Tubman. Rest in Peace.
The look on her face says alot. Very grave. Dead serious. Are all her pics like this? Omg. Pain.dam.
Queen nanny, Yaa asentewaa, and Harriet Tubman were so much alike strong women who led bravely with courage. Also they Tubman was rumoured to be descendants of Ashanti's. Queen nanny of Jamaica and yaa asentewaa of Ghana were also Ashanti's.
Each profile of Harriett showed her useful skills. As a soldier . A navigator for freedom .
“Allstate , are you in good hands?”
Beautiful woman. She deserves so many 👑 👑!
Legend....
Hurry up $20.00 bill it's about time.she was a genius and a icon.she deserves a national holiday.
I WANT TO DEVELOP MY FAITH DOING GODS WORK, GOD IS SOVEREIGN GOD IS ALMIGHTY!!!!!!!!
She was one of the best. Now she's in the sky.
the most powerful black woman in history her courage and bravery is unmatched by any man are woman to ever live if rosa parks is the mother of civil rights that makes her the daughter of harriet tubman
Mention Canada?!
WHO'S HERE AFTER WATCHING THE MOVIE HARRIET 😁
Don't put her on no dam scary money that's a slap in black people face. She was worth more then that.
I ain’t no official, but I’m declaring March 10 Harriet Tubman day. Spread the word. God bless
That’s her birthday right?
we need you back
Thank you for your faith and trust in God Harriet
She knew we were people of the bible an the chosen seeds to God thats why she was so spiritual
Jeff, once again you are wrong! In addition to The Commonwealth, there were several newspapers that wrote stories on Harriet Tubman, Colonel James Montgomery and the Black troops who took part in the raid! Through all her great successes, Harriet Tubman was very humble about her vast accomplishment!
It seems to me that you have an resentment towards her and a distain for the facts! Read Catherine Clinton's book "Harriet Tubman: Road To Freedom" and other biographies on her life. Hopefully you will understand what most historians understand, that she was a giant!
Also, in closing, I mentioned in my previous post that James Montgomery was a Colonel. But, this is not about him. This is all about the great HarrietTubman! And, though you may try to diminish her greatness, it will never work!
I never learned about her in school. I hope they're teaching this now.
bklynAtrain you are kidding me? I went to school in the 70' and 80s and I was taught about her. (I am white an live in a rural area that is mostly white people)
Edit--I want to add as a kid when I learned about her I thought she was so brave.. as a kid when I first heard about the underground railroad , I use to think the underground railroad was actual trains that went underground, freeing slaves. I cant think of a better choice to put on our money.
416mcp Not kidding. I was never taught about her in school. Being from the baby boomer generation, a lot of things were not taught or brought out to the light like it is today.
bklynAtrain I am the end of the baby boomer generation, beginning of X, I think they we are tweeners.They taught us about the underground railroad, I think in reading class. I really remember being surprised the underground railroad were not real trains. I probably knew this stuff b/c of my mom too. I remember watching movie on TV about Harriet Tubman. We also watched the mini series Roots.We watched the PBS series on segregation. My mom told me the story of when my uncle and his friend went down south and sat in the back of the bus with black people (50 or 60's). He didn't know anything about segregation. He didn't know why people were looking at him. For some reason always made me laugh. We are white northerners. My mom and dad grew up in depression and we didn't have much money. Mom I guess you would say believed in social justice but very nonassuming. I could in vision her being the person. that if she were in back in the day of Harriet, would not have been a leader, but if she saw a run away slave she would never tell a soul and let them get away (maybe with a little food to tide them over)
I was also taught in school how the Indians were taken advantage off, separated from their families, and about the Trail of Tears. People will post that they never heard of that too. I can not believe my school was that great and teaching us about history (we were taught good things too and said the pledge of allegiance every day in grade school). Sometimes I think people just were paying attention or forgot. I know there are many things that didn't interest me that I forgot about.
416mcp We did learn about slavery and runaway slavery, but not much. I learned that stuff by watching Roots. LOL. Your parents did a great job raising you. They set a fine example for many.
bklynAtrain Roots was a good mini series. I still remember Kuntu Kinte. I think there is a scene where he is being whipped and he yells his name if Kuntu Kinte.