The Underground Railroad was a crucial network aiding slaves escape to freedom through secret routes and safe havens, involving various racial and ethnic alliances.
The Underground Railroad was a crucial network aiding slaves escape to freedom through secret routes and safe havens, involving various racial and ethnic alliances.
William Still was a pivotal figure in the abolitionist movement, personally aiding hundreds of enslaved people and documenting their stories for posterity.
William Still was a pivotal figure in the abolitionist movement, personally aiding hundreds of enslaved people and documenting their stories for posterity.
The National Park Service removed Harriet Tubman's quote and image to emphasize Black/White Cooperation, sanitizing the historical narrative of the Underground Railroad.
The Immortal Ten were abolitionists in Kansas Territory who freed a fellow abolitionist from prison, escalating tensions in the lead-up to the Civil War.
Advocates planning 60-mile walk in Texas to highlight the Underground Railroad to Mexico
The 'Walking Southern Roads to Freedom' event seeks to highlight the Underground Railroad to Mexico, addressing a overlooked chapter in Black/Latino history.
Advocates planning 60-mile walk in Texas to highlight the Underground Railroad to Mexico
The 'Walking Southern Roads to Freedom' event seeks to highlight the Underground Railroad to Mexico, addressing a overlooked chapter in Black/Latino history.