The Freedomville Story (A RBG Warrior-Scholar Short Fiction) and The Life of Harriet Tubman_ Moses of the Underground Railroad_Multimedia Education

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The Harriet Tubman statue at City Hall in Philadelphia, Pa., on January 11, 2022. The sculpture was created by Wesley Wofford.

“I GO TO PREPARE A PLACE FOR YOU"-Harriet Tubman

1887 Photograph of Harriet Tubman, her Husband Nelson Davis, and Their Adopted Daughter Gertie.
Harriet Tubman married her second husband Nelson Davis on March 18, 1869 with whom they adopted daughter, Gertie. Born in North… pic.twitter.com/KdNSRCByFA
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A ‘major disturbance’ broke out August 21 at San Quentin Prison after two convicts, one of them George Jackson (R), a Soledad Brother, tried to escape from their rock-walled enclosure. Jackson was killed in the escape attempt, the other prisoner gave up and was recaptured. The Soledad Brothers are three black convicts charged with slaying a guard at the Soledad State Prison in January 1970. They are (L-R): Fleeta Drumgo, 26; John W. Cluchette, 28; and Jackson, 29.