Bishop Barber illustrates the resilience of Frederick Douglass during his moment of doubt after the Dred Scott decision, pointing out the importance of hope and faith.
Bishop Barber illustrates the resilience of Frederick Douglass during his moment of doubt after the Dred Scott decision, pointing out the importance of hope and faith.
The National Park Service removed Harriet Tubman's quote and image to emphasize Black/White Cooperation, sanitizing the historical narrative of the Underground Railroad.
Harriet Tubman was not only a famed abolitionist but also a military leader and Union spy during the Civil War, reflecting her multifaceted contributions to American history.
