Me too and you are absolutely right the schools dwell on all the bad and nothing about what she discussed she is so delightful to listen too gid bless her soul
I mean except the fact that slaves didn’t come from Africa so I don’t know why she said her mom said that 😂 Then again it is acting and most likely a white mans script. She said master too much for me to believe she’s a freed slave 😂
@@AwakenTogether369 but think about it her husband was a free man / slave and still had to pay his master and ask for permission to even see his wife . So yeah she says master a lot for this reason maybe 😏
I’m a white man 44 years of age raised in Alabama . I literally cried so hard I had to pull over whilst watching the you tube video of Emmit Till . I’ve experienced racism. Both as a ignorant white man and as a minority while building the Equal peace and justice memorial in Montgomery Al. I do my absolute best to bring my 9 yr old up without passing along the ignorance I was surrounded by . Thank you to this actress
Well coming from a 40 year old black American woman and knowing my history I just want to thank you for stopping the cycle with your child. Thank you and may God keep you safe well as your family.
No.... thank you! You were not the ignorant one ! ( as it turns out ) we all are responsible and will be held responsible to our HEAVENLY FATHER to keep PEACE and promote PEACE . THESE ARE THE ONES WHO INHERENT THE EARTH AFTER ARMAGEDDON.
It's very different to read about Harriet Tubman and see her come to life through a live reenactor. Harriet Tubman is a hero to people of all colors in the world.
@@Monique_Love You are wrong. She healed all colors in the Civil War after leading soldiers into battle. They weren't classified as anything but injured. And she was NOT the most in history at all. Not in America, and not if you knew about the country that did it. Not if you knew about Mr. Horse and Mr. Wildcat.
@@leavefollow1698 You are crazy and Wrong she did not like white people are you on crack!!!! Look take yo ass back to the drawing board!!! And what ever education you think you have it's a lie!!!!
@@Monique_Love, I think that for you to disagree is respectful. But you came out of your own name((LOVE)) when you think it is okay to label me as crazy and a junkie. You don't know a lot of details about this era and I can tell because you are claiming that she didn't like people who had the fight in them to be stationmasters. I really don't know where to begin. I really don't. The new Harriet Tubman movie tells you a bit... DR. CLAUD ANDERSON is one of the people that can back up everything I said. I don't know why you feel the need to be angry with someone and TRY to discredit them because you don't agree. Harriet Tubman said it best "I would have freed much more HAD THEY ONLY KNOWN THAT THEY WERE SLAVES." Anything else will be testing my ability to be respectful in this platform, but if you really want to debate the educated men that triples your aggression in wisdom, then you can talk on a Zoom or videoconferencing platform that I can set up. But I don't do well with letting insults go. Your choice. Be blessed.
Great job Kathryn Harris. You helped me fully appreciate who and what Harriet Tubman represented. A strong, courageous and absolutely powerful Woman. I also now understand that part of herstory better. As well as her purposeful and intentional commitment to the Total Freedom of the Human Beings - esp African Americans. Thanks, and keep up with your amazing work.
I was absolutely glued to my seat as I watched this video. This should be manditory watching in our schools. Ms. Harris did an incredible job portraying and conveying the history of Harriet Tubman. I felt I went back in time envisioning Ms. Tubmans adventures and way of life. To really know the true history of what happened. Please keep spreading the message. Harriet Tubman is truly an American hero. Thank you, thank you Ms. Harris. I am grateful for your work. You are awesome.
I myself am so shocked at how enthralled l became that l believed it was her in person. When she talked about the years at first l felt stupid that l believed it really was her. A testament to the utmost professionalism l have ever seen in my 70 years. This lady should be honored by the President of the United States and not Biden. One of the previous presidents Biden knows nothing of freedom except how to take it away. We need a new heroine with the conviction of Harriet's Tubman to rise up against Bidens theft of freedom. Schools that incorporated this method of teaching to their curriculum would send forth into the world a superior class of student educated in far more than history alone. Their enrichment of real history as opposed to movie fiction history is and must be paramount to progress. Those trying to erase history are doing a criminal disservice to future generations. Mankind will not move forward given the path our educators are on now. Kind of akin to slavery where teaching is concerned. I question the lack of fundamentals young people are taught these days. Proity needs too be focused on critical thinking, math, reading, writing and language. Teaching man made genders to satisfy deviants demands is indecent, depraved, and absolutely disgusting. Thank God for homeschooling no matter the cost. Children's education is far to important to leave in the hands of people that err on the side of pedophilia and depravity. Gave them an inch now they want the rest of the world to join their club.
This story is worthy of Steve McQueen making it into a memorable Oscar winning film of bravery, survival, savvy. A huge slice of American history of a slave girls bid for freedom and then helping others to escape. . St Joan, Emily Pankhurst, Schindler, everybody who has fought for justice and freedom Harriet Tubman's story is up there with them. First time I have heard about this wonderful woman.
@U.N.I.T Jesus is good and the story didn’t end with Him dying on the cross. Three days after the crucifixion there was a RESURRECTION. What satan meant for His evil, God turned for His and everyone’s good.
What a wonderful respectful interview. I can’t imagine how completely depressive it must have been to be a slave in those days. As you said Kathryn, one could not be your own person or be allowed to think for yourself, have your own space or any of the freedoms that is humanities birthright. Harriet was so courageous to have made that leap of faith for freedom, and then to go back and help others escape over the years. She was here for a heavenly purpose, and her legacy is still fulfilling that role. Great documentary that opens our eyes to the hardships, struggles and fight for freedom amongst slavery in our history. 😇
My middle son introduced Harriet tubman's autobiography to me, when i was in my earlier thirties , after reading about her, i found that it was one of the best educational gifts I've ever gotten .Thanks for sharing this interview.
Her autobiography? She couldn't read or write. It must have been a biography. She never had any money because she helped others when she had money so she had no money to pay anyone to write her story.
I love how she noted the word and took it into her vocabulary. Sometimes it isn’t about being “ stupid”, it’s all about resources. I love how she speaks and admire her drive. Edit : I don’t personally believe this is Harriet Tubman , never said I did. My point was toward how it was represented. That resources can allow people to gain knowledge of course and that some that are considered “ stupid” just don’t have or have been withheld from those resources .. such as the woman she’s pretending to be.
id rather think its a perfect performance by her for noticing words harriot didnt know and how she would be when learning a new word to use or understanding the meaning of a word she didnt know how to use before.
Wow, you can actually see it in your mind what she is saying to us. I wish some of us could wake up back in the 18th century and be reminded of what we went through to have what we have today. God bless you Harriet.
The least the media organizations could've done was recognize this lady actress a national recognition award for allowing us to be with her in a time machine to listen to an actual, living, breathing person who had experienced life in those slavery days. Just like life, she delivered it with emotional mixture but with a dominance of toughness, conviction and human spirit to be FREE !
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Kathryn is truly spellbinding. A staggering amount of time and study must have gone into this wonderful portrayal of an amazing woman! Thank you for posting this.
It's like watching a reincarnation of Harriet. It's amazing. I can try to imagine as hard as I can, and I do have an excellent imagination, but it's impossible for me to think that I can actually feel what it's like to be a slave.
@@SmashinAdams what are you talking about? There is plenty of proof she was real. The authenticity of some information has been debated but other facts about her have good evidence in truth.
This was remarkable she made me feel as though I traveled through time and was actually there ; I’ve learned so much more about Harriet Tubman ; what a courageous example of faith moral excellence love of freedom and dignity . May she rest in paradise. Amen 🙏
Im born a Mexican American, history of slavery has always been important in my mind to be told and known to aIl. I think is specially important that young people of all color and race learn the struggle, pain, endurance of slaved humans. History of this sort is needed. I love how this talented lady acted the role of Harriet Tubman. Congrats to all that made this possible.
This was such a blessing to watch. My youngest daughter who just passed away in December 2021 loved reading about Harriett Tubman and hearing her story would have loved seeing this video.
Academy awards to this lady. EXCELLENT performance. I felt like I was right there watching in the story. The interviewer was also great! I learned so much more than I did in school. Thank you for putting this film out. I look forward meeting her in Heaven.
Andro mache that’s great though but are we to ignore fugitive slave laws, prison industrial complex today, lynchings, I’m not sure what the take away you think blacks should have?
I live in Maryland and have seen markers stating parts of the Underground Railroad routes. I grew up in Philadelphia, PA and we were not told this information in our school. Now I am going to take time and go to visit her route sites I can find. Thank you for posting this. This actress is so believable. Best re -enactment .... Tony or Oscar award worthy in my opinion.
Yes, plz visit her routes and just let your mind go back to that time. I cannot imagine having her courage at that time cuz so many don't have the courage in 2022.
It was hard work to be free but what an honor to get to be free always use your mind. And you can do it not easy but you can do it. Always believe in your self don't listen. To others you have a good mind set be in charge of your self than god bless
I think god sent her this was her çalling from Jesus she knew it she could feel it and god allow her to carry this freedom cal out no playing around either you were in our you were out you get hungry cold sick headache and worried if you cannot take it don't go a hard ride think hard before you take it no turning back we are talking freedom thanks god blessl
I am from in the uk and had never heard of Harriet Tubman before so I found this so interesting and quite heartbreaking. But I’ll say this I’ve seen films getting Oscar’s that couldn’t hold a candle to this and the performance this lady give. Harriet Tubman was an angel here on earth and I’m sure the slaves she brought to freedom must have been grateful to her all their lives. I don’t know but I hope she has been recognised with some sort of tribute to this wonderful woman. God bless her. 🙏🏻
So thoroughly enjoyed watching this. I learned so much that I didn't know about Harriet Tubman. Bringing history to life in this way is a fantastic way to learn! Ms. Harris has created a spellbinding look into history as Harriet Tubman.
She was such an incredible strong woman and one of the bravest, she lead I think 13 missions and rescued around 70 or 80 slaves through the underground railroad if I remember rightly. I'm only 20 minutes through this video and I'm so loving this, Kathryn Harris really brought Harriet Tubman to life with her performance. ❤️
What a beautiful portrayal of a remarkable woman.Thank you for posting this content. I am so grateful to have viewed it. I can't praise the talented Kathryn Taylor enough. She is MESMERIZING!
This lady actually became Harriet Tubman and while she was talking I could imagine everything she was saying . She deserves every award they will give her .
This lady is an absolute inspiration and just shows how against all adversity you can accomplish anything kids these days in school need to learn about this dark time in History and show how backwards some people were to treat their fellow human with such distain and utter contempt this video was an absolute pleasure watching this and learning about her life
Yes! I'm so grateful I happened upon this video. I was so confused because it came up on my TV lol. I had to pull it up on my phone so I could read the comments to learn more. I tell you what, I would've done anything I could to save slaves if I was around back in those days. This woman makes me wish I knew her, I really enjoy spending time with our senior population getting to know them, hearing about their life, learning the things only time and experience can teach. But man, what an amazing, strong, brave and courageous woman Harriet truly was. And such a proud woman. They've hidden and lied about so much of this countries disgraceful history and the actions they took in our recent past. For the I'm extremely thankful to be able to learn about this hero and saviour to so many
Dear Mrs Katherine ❤ thank you mam. It took me 73 years to get this FINE UNDERSTANDING of Harriet Tubman's life, fears, motivations and bravery. OUTSTANDING REPRESENTATION !!! Thank you madam !!!
This was really educational! What a phenomenal job she did!! ✨Additionally in actuality...she was so intellectually-sound and bold with her portrayal of Harriet!!🙌👏💝
Wow, so moving! I've never seen such amazing acting! All children should watch this. and adults should hear this story as well to bring back to humanity. 10 stars, I cried, felt angry, felt inspired, felt fortunate, and lastly the desire to treat all races with respect and equality!
WONDERFUL! This was a DELIGHTFUL SURPRISE! MS. HARRIS DID AN OUTSTANDING JOB OF PORTRAYING HARRIET TUBMAN. Thtoughout her portrayal. I often found myself thinking thst I was hearing from Harriet, herself. That's. How believable I found her performance. KUDOS, Katherine!!!
Love love this woman as actress and I adore Harriet Tubman... especially her version allows me to see the warmth, vision, and resourcefulness of Harriet. What a woman! These are the women we should be speaking about more often and elevating to the kind of praise they actually deserve! Talk about Human Values that touch every sensibility of my soul! Bless you and would love to meet Ms Harris. Wish that were possible of meeting Harriet! Bless you both!
This started playing while I was sleep and woke me up, I literally thought I was back in time and listening to the real Harriet Tubman this was sooooo good! Ms. Harris you are gifted and should receive an award for this performance! I'm going to share this with my sister who is a middle school teacher, every teacher should share this with their students and quiz them after to be sure they really watched it, at least during Black History Month
@Shawn Kearney AND @Mel Mel I, 'TOO' fell 😴😴asleep watching UA-cam videos on the Career of Ms. Whitney Houston, and Woke Up from my 😴😴'Sleep' to this video being played. 🙋🏾♀️🙋🏾♀️💯💯 👍🏾👍🏾 I 'REALLY' ENJOYED how this Actress: Ms. Harris did this 'Reenactment' of WHAT it would have been like if The INFAMOUS, Ms. Harriet Tubman were 'ALIVE' TODAY, and being Interviewed on HOW She FREED 'Slaves' BACK when She had ACTUALLY, done it!! Just, INCREDIBLE!! Just like when that 80's show came on, called: That's, Incredible!! And the show's Catch Phrase was, you would 'SHOUT', THAT'S, INCREDIBLE!! When the show would Begin!! 😁😁😍😍 💯💯👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾👍🏾 And this video was VERY, INFORMATIVE, and I'm GLAD that it came on, and that I was able to 'Watch' it through from all it's ENTIRETY. 💯💯👏🏾👏🏾 👍🏾👍🏾
I didn't even mean to come here. I had Autoplay on and I frequently watch historical shows. Oh, my goodness!!!! I stayed!!! I couldn't help it!!!! Mrs. Harriet Tubman grabbed my attention and the next thing I knew, the show was ending and my mouth was still open! Bravo!!!!! Bravo!!! 👏👏👏 Absolutely stellar!!! Thank y'all!!
I stumbled upon this through FB and reading something else. Now I have spent the better part of my Sunday afternoon listening to the interview. It is amazing what Harriet Tubman did as she is the "goat". Kathryn Harris, you yourself, is so talented and what a job that you did. So convincing!! Thank you for such a story!!
Very educational, nicely done, and at the same time very heart breaking. Everyone should see this video. She did an amazing job and seems very down to earth and sweet. Im glad time is changing and hopefully the world can become kinder.
Even though I knew this was a story being retold, there are moments when I am so suspended in my belief, I think she is indeed a slave woman who managed to live into the 21st century.
You think that's 'bad' .. I was actually doing sums in my head trying to figure out how old this amazing Harriet talking to us was! I don't think I 'got it' until she said that her parents were still alive and living with her!
I didn’t read the description and don’t know her (yet) since I live in the Netherlands and we learned more about the slave trade Holland was involved in so I was like: wait a minute.. 1847? How? Oooooooo🤦♀️😅😂
You should read the story of Jane Pittman. Shed been born a slave in the US, and lived into the 1960s, eventually passing at the age of 110. There was a movie made about her too, with the late great Cecily Tyson in the lead role. These women are why many of us black women descended directly from those slaves still hold our heads up high.
Thank you for sharing this very informative and inspirational interview and Black History about Mrs Harriet Tubman and her abilities to free the black slaves.. I’m so inspired I love black history. I’m so proud to be part of the black history and being black. I love the skin I’m in. 🙏🏾❤️🙏🏾🤗🥰🌹
@Hilda Navarro, there books that is very recomended to read if schools is ineffective to deliver U.S. History. Look up for the book "Roots" by Alex Haley. A must book to Read.
She could not read or right, she should like my grandmother! She was a free women born in the late 1800; Harriet, was born in early 1800. The difference, in this woman, was that she was comprehensive, we could understand her, she was entertaining, but not realistic! She use too many big words and spoke of medical technology, that hat not occurred, at that time!
@@philfigphilfig7912 But she came from the war and healed the wounded in battle with medicine and was almost done with her hospital before she died. She wouldn't know one medical word?
This woman is so talented. I am saving this and my children will have to listen to this when they are old enough. We don’t humanize the victims , survivors and heroes of Slavery enough. It’s so wonderful to see this oral History reenactment of Ms. Harriet Tubman. She is so inspiring . I’ve learned so much from this
What a Astonishing Woman speaking as Harriet Tubman! It’s like her Spirit manifesting through her! Amazing way to learn so much about the Underground Railroad! History being taught in this interview! Thank you for posting; very informative!
I love history period. I don't think I would've made it then. Every last slave deserves the utmost respect. Not even the slaves I say thankyou to, but I thank some of the white folks such as John Brown ex... for being in the fight with them who lost their lives also. I love to see people being good to one another. Love it
I wish you were my girlfriend instead of the one I have. 😒 She has zero interest in history. Like me. I can get lost for hours in history or ancient history.
I love this! She did such an excellent reenactment. With this generation doing so much more online learning I wonder if students might be more engaged by watching this rather than having to read about her. I grew up constantly reading and loved learning all I could about the amazing Ms. Tubman. I wonder if teachers are showing this in their classrooms because they absolutely should be! Maybe this interview AND a reading assignment as well? Young and nerdy me would have been so pumped, lol. Beautifully presented. ❤
Awesome!! Thank you, Kathryn. It was amazing to listen, at what felt like, the feet of Harriet. She is truly an American super hero and that is why we still love her so much.
My heart is crushed. This is an amazing interview. Oh what an intelligent woman. I dare say very few people are as intelligent, brave, bold living today. If you never saw this, please watch.
Thank you for sharing this superbly delivered performance of honourable, courageous, progressive, brave and beloved Ancestor Harriet Tubman I love you.
Listening to her has my knowledge of the Underground Railroad more clearer knowledge of it. God Bless her. Because I knew a lil about it but was confused a lil about my ancestors on how We were able to be freed & listening to her with her having the story in detail the way she tells it, I have full understanding now about who Harriet Tubman was & what she did to get freed 🤷🏽♀️👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👍🏽👌🏽🙏🏽 For I am an African American woman that was born in 1961. Before the Good Lord calls on me, I have the full understanding of who Harriet Tubman was & what she did by traveling by way through the Underground Railroad which is not a train underground 🤷🏽♀️😁🙏🏽 She spoke of Roosevelt & Thomas Garret When reading about them, I didn’t have full understanding of them but listening to her story in detail about year 1800’s of my Ancestors, I have the full knowledge of it all now and I am truly grateful & blessed right now of freedom because of Harriet Tubman as she had & kept her faith in the Lord to get us where we are today. For this I have a very smiling ❤️ of being born Freed & May all my Ancestors in my family continue to RIP as well as Strong Beautiful Smart Harriet Tubman 💋🙏🏽😁 Many Blessings to Kathryn Harris 👌🏽💯👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🙏🏽❤️💋
Anything that allow me to know about our history to pass on to my grandchildren I will absorb.When they ask questions concerning Harriet Tubman I can tell them a true story about her and her importance in our past history.
I would suggest that you teach your grandchildren about Harriet Tubman and this disgraceful history of slavery in America, so they will ask you these questions. The history teachers will not tell them the truth because they are forbidden to by the school district.
Yes our history is the human history my grandmother gave me a book on Harriet Tubman beautiful gift book when I was just it was paperback but I treasure it and it was about her life and I read it and she read some of it to me and my mother treasured it my mother was the first White classroom teacher and all black high school in 1968 and she did very well and she's just an amazing example so really it's all about human race it and how much we Embrace each other and celebrate that
U will be passin on LIES to those kids then.STOP TAKING PEOPLES WORDS N LOOK 4 URSELVES,GET OUTTA THAT BOX! HISTORY WAS TAUGHT TO U N REVERSE!!! 😤#DANECALLOWAY
There’s an age old question “if you could have dinner with anyone, living or dead, who would it be?? For me Harriet Tubman hands down. We learned about her in fifth grade back in 1981. I have been in awe of her ever since.
Excellent presentation! I am 72 and went to college for 7 years and I learned more listening to this than many semester long classes.
I AGREE 👍💯💯💯
Standing ovation to Kathryn Harris.
Just landed on this video by mistake, that was 24 minutes ago I’m hooked! This should be shown in schools everywhere, this is true history!
Same with me! It caught my hearing whilst playing on my phone (her storytelling is captivating)
Me too, hooked!
Me too and you are absolutely right the schools dwell on all the bad and nothing about what she discussed she is so delightful to listen too gid bless her soul
Me too!
This lady deserves a academy award for this performance. Her knowledge, preparation is unbelievable,
I agree absolutely fascinating.
"Performance"? Well-worded.
@@SmashinAdams i am sorry just exactly what is the correct wording there mr. Bullick?
I mean except the fact that slaves didn’t come from Africa so I don’t know why she said her mom said that 😂 Then again it is acting and most likely a white mans script. She said master too much for me to believe she’s a freed slave 😂
@@AwakenTogether369 but think about it her husband was a free man / slave and still had to pay his master and ask for permission to even see his wife . So yeah she says master a lot for this reason maybe 😏
I’m a white man 44 years of age raised in Alabama . I literally cried so hard I had to pull over whilst watching the you tube video of Emmit Till . I’ve experienced racism. Both as a ignorant white man and as a minority while building the Equal peace and justice memorial in Montgomery Al. I do my absolute best to bring my 9 yr old up without passing along the ignorance I was surrounded by . Thank you to this actress
Thank you 😊
Well coming from a 40 year old black American woman and knowing my history I just want to thank you for stopping the cycle with your child. Thank you and may God keep you safe well as your family.
No.... thank you! You were not the ignorant one ! ( as it turns out ) we all are responsible and will be held responsible to our HEAVENLY FATHER to keep PEACE and promote PEACE . THESE ARE THE ONES WHO INHERENT THE EARTH AFTER ARMAGEDDON.
Kiss to uer heart all the way from a kenyan in Germany
Freddie Hill God bless you! ❤
This felt like grandma was telling me me a story... and I learned so much!
It's very different to read about Harriet Tubman and see her come to life through a live reenactor.
Harriet Tubman is a hero to people of all colors in the world.
She definitely was an amazing woman.
I'll have to disagree with you. Not all colors just black people. She was a wanted Black Woman who freed more people than any human being in history.
@@Monique_Love You are wrong. She healed all colors in the Civil War after leading soldiers into battle. They weren't classified as anything but injured. And she was NOT the most in history at all. Not in America, and not if you knew about the country that did it. Not if you knew about Mr. Horse and Mr. Wildcat.
@@leavefollow1698 You are crazy and Wrong she did not like white people are you on crack!!!! Look take yo ass back to the drawing board!!! And what ever education you think you have it's a lie!!!!
@@Monique_Love, I think that for you to disagree is respectful. But you came out of your own name((LOVE)) when you think it is okay to label me as crazy and a junkie. You don't know a lot of details about this era and I can tell because you are claiming that she didn't like people who had the fight in them to be stationmasters. I really don't know where to begin. I really don't. The new Harriet Tubman movie tells you a bit... DR. CLAUD ANDERSON is one of the people that can back up everything I said. I don't know why you feel the need to be angry with someone and TRY to discredit them because you don't agree. Harriet Tubman said it best "I would have freed much more HAD THEY ONLY KNOWN THAT THEY WERE SLAVES." Anything else will be testing my ability to be respectful in this platform, but if you really want to debate the educated men that triples your aggression in wisdom, then you can talk on a Zoom or videoconferencing platform that I can set up. But I don't do well with letting insults go. Your choice. Be blessed.
Great job Kathryn Harris. You helped me fully appreciate who and what Harriet Tubman represented. A strong, courageous and absolutely powerful Woman. I also now understand that part of herstory better. As well as her purposeful and intentional commitment to the Total Freedom of the Human Beings - esp African Americans. Thanks, and keep up with your amazing work.
This was a master piece couldn’t have been any better, I enjoyed every bit of it. Well done Ms. Harris.
I was absolutely glued to my seat as I watched this video. This should be manditory watching in our schools. Ms. Harris did an incredible job portraying and conveying the history of Harriet Tubman. I felt I went back in time envisioning Ms. Tubmans adventures and way of life. To really know the true history of what happened. Please keep spreading the message. Harriet Tubman is truly an American hero. Thank you, thank you Ms. Harris. I am grateful for your work. You are awesome.
I myself am so shocked at how enthralled l became that l believed it was her in person. When she talked about the years at first l felt stupid that l believed it really was her. A testament to the utmost professionalism l have ever seen in my 70 years. This lady should be honored by the President of the United States and not Biden. One of the previous presidents Biden knows nothing of freedom except how to take it away. We need a new heroine with the conviction of Harriet's Tubman to rise up against Bidens theft of freedom.
Schools that incorporated this method of teaching to their curriculum would send forth into the world a superior class of student educated in far more than history alone. Their enrichment of real history as opposed to movie fiction history is and must be paramount to progress. Those trying to erase history are doing a criminal disservice to future generations. Mankind will not move forward given the path our educators are on now. Kind of akin to slavery where teaching is concerned. I question the lack of fundamentals young people are taught these days. Proity needs too be focused on critical thinking, math, reading, writing and language. Teaching man made genders to satisfy deviants demands is indecent, depraved, and absolutely disgusting. Thank God for homeschooling no matter the cost. Children's education is far to important to leave in the hands of people that err on the side of pedophilia and depravity. Gave them an inch now they want the rest of the world to join their club.
This is what called Critical Race Theory
I agree 100%
@@bettyhudson979 uh what is? Teaching history?
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She deserves an award for her portrayal of Hariette. I enjoyed listening to this. Live free or die. I never knew she went as far as Georgia.
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This story is worthy of Steve McQueen making it into a memorable Oscar winning film of bravery, survival, savvy. A huge slice of American history of a slave girls bid for freedom and then helping others to escape. . St Joan, Emily Pankhurst, Schindler, everybody who has fought for justice and freedom Harriet Tubman's story is up there with them. First time I have heard about this wonderful woman.
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i love when she said “where the Good Lord leads you, He will not leave you.”. This is so true.
@U.N.I.T Jesus is good and the story didn’t end with Him dying on the cross. Three days after the crucifixion there was a RESURRECTION. What satan meant for His evil, God turned for His and everyone’s good.
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Amazing.. she lived a million lifetimes in her one life... She was a true and honest light in the world..
Yes i think she is wonderful, i hope God will give me something meaning to do in my life for others.
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This woman is awesome in telling the story. Everything is awesome from her body language, and her voice. 👏👏👏👏👏👏
She is convincing. but the interviewer, was not! They both sound like they were in two different centuries!
She is convincing. but the interviewer, was not! They both sound like they were in two different centuries!
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I got so mesmerized by her telling her story I forgot she wasn't Mrs. Tubman for real..
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I forgot several times. Found myself thinking how did she live so long. LOL
Yes man she sure right she is fantastic...
I was halfway through the video before I realized she wasn’t Harriet 😳
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She did soooooo good “in what kinda terms??!” She didn’t break character for a moment!!! Great great greeeaattttt actress!!! Well done!
What a wonderful respectful interview. I can’t imagine how completely depressive it must have been to be a slave in those days. As you said Kathryn, one could not be your own person or be allowed to think for yourself, have your own space or any of the freedoms that is humanities birthright.
Harriet was so courageous to have made that leap of faith for freedom, and then to go back and help others escape over the years. She was here for a heavenly purpose, and her legacy is still fulfilling that role.
Great documentary that opens our eyes to the hardships, struggles and fight for freedom amongst slavery in our history. 😇
My middle son introduced Harriet tubman's autobiography to me, when i was in my earlier thirties , after reading about her, i found that it was one of the best educational gifts I've ever gotten .Thanks for sharing this interview.
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Her autobiography? She couldn't read or write. It must have been a biography. She never had any money because she helped others when she had money so she had no money to pay anyone to write her story.
I love this interview! Harriet took me to her time, her life, her point of view. Well done!
I love how she noted the word and took it into her vocabulary. Sometimes it isn’t about being “ stupid”, it’s all about resources. I love how she speaks and admire her drive.
Edit : I don’t personally believe this is Harriet Tubman , never said I did. My point was toward how it was represented. That resources can allow people to gain knowledge of course and that some that are considered “ stupid” just don’t have or have been withheld from those resources .. such as the woman she’s pretending to be.
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Common sense and logic is free... many people that do go to college and are good test taker don’t even have it
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Wow, you can actually see it in your mind what she is saying to us. I wish some of us could wake up back in the 18th century and be reminded of what we went through to have what we have today. God bless you Harriet.
I'm from Brazil I was flying back to us,and I thank God for the opportunity to watch the movie.
Hey brazil awesome . How is it there?
The least the media organizations could've done was recognize this lady actress a national recognition award for allowing us to be with her in a time machine to listen to an actual, living, breathing person who had experienced life in those slavery days.
Just like life, she delivered it with emotional mixture but with a dominance of toughness, conviction and human spirit to be FREE !
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Kathryn is truly spellbinding. A staggering amount of time and study must have gone into this wonderful portrayal of an amazing woman! Thank you for posting this.
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Ms Harris is so good!!!! Thank you, dear lady.
It was just as if Harriet’s spirit spoke through her. Good job Kathryn.
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It's like watching a reincarnation of Harriet. It's amazing.
I can try to imagine as hard as I can, and I do have an excellent imagination, but it's impossible for me to think that I can actually feel what it's like to be a slave.
What "spirit"?! There's no real proof that 'harriet' was a real person. Much Love.
@@SmashinAdams what are you talking about? There is plenty of proof she was real. The authenticity of some information has been debated but other facts about her have good evidence in truth.
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That's to Good and Mrs. Tubman, that she has that passion, believing that folks just needs to be free.
This was remarkable she made me feel as though I traveled through time and was actually there ; I’ve learned so much more about Harriet Tubman ; what a courageous example of faith moral excellence love of freedom and dignity . May she rest in paradise. Amen 🙏
Im born a Mexican American, history of slavery has always been important in my mind to be told and known to aIl. I think is specially important that young people of all color and race learn the struggle, pain, endurance of slaved humans. History of this sort is needed. I love how this talented lady acted the role of Harriet Tubman. Congrats to all that made this possible.
If they taught history like this in high school, I would have actually paid attention
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And you would have learned and remembered your education. All teaching could be like this to a degree.
This was such a blessing to watch. My youngest daughter who just passed away in December 2021 loved reading about Harriett Tubman and hearing her story would have loved seeing this video.
Sorry about that, may God console you for the loss...
No one should ever have to bury their children, I'm so very sorry. May God comfort you and give you strength. God bless you & your family
I'm so sorry... Blessings to your family❤❤
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I am sorry for your loss. Wonderful to be connected by these stories.
Academy awards to this lady. EXCELLENT performance. I felt like I was right there watching in the story. The interviewer was also great! I learned so much more than I did in school. Thank you for putting this film out. I look forward meeting her in Heaven.
I love this interview better than the actual movie. "Harriet" November 2019. Mrs. Kathryn Harris does deserve an Oscar award for this "Interview".
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@Andro mache interesting ....alot I didn't know. Thank you.
She did her research. She knew the life story of mrs Harriet as well as her own.
Andro mache that’s great though but are we to ignore fugitive slave laws, prison industrial complex today, lynchings, I’m not sure what the take away you think blacks should have?
What a beautiful interview. Very well conducted. Informative and inspirational. So proud to learn about the courage and determination of one woman.
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I live in Maryland and have seen markers stating parts of the Underground Railroad routes. I grew up in Philadelphia, PA and we were not told this information in our school. Now I am going to take time and go to visit her route sites I can find. Thank you for posting this. This actress is so believable. Best re -enactment .... Tony or Oscar award worthy in my opinion.
Yes, plz visit her routes and just let your mind go back to that time. I cannot imagine having her courage at that time cuz so many don't have the courage in 2022.
It was hard work to be free but what an honor to get to be free always use your mind. And you can do it not easy but you can do it. Always believe in your self don't listen. To others you have a good mind set be in charge of your self than god bless
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I think god sent her this was her çalling from Jesus she knew it she could feel it and god allow her to carry this freedom cal out no playing around either you were in our you were out you get hungry cold sick headache and worried if you cannot take it don't go a hard ride think hard before you take it no turning back we are talking freedom thanks god blessl
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She is so spunky and smart! I just love her!!!! ❤️
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I am so sorry I was doing some things for my school and my sister is 2 years old and she just learning how to talk
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Harriet, you did some show nuff story telling. Loved your performance. Thanks for bringing her to life.
I am from in the uk and had never heard of Harriet Tubman before so I found this so interesting and quite heartbreaking. But I’ll say this I’ve seen films getting Oscar’s that couldn’t hold a candle to this and the performance this lady give. Harriet Tubman was an angel here on earth and I’m sure the slaves she brought to freedom must have been grateful to her all their lives. I don’t know but I hope she has been recognised with some sort of tribute to this wonderful woman. God bless her. 🙏🏻
I'm from UK I'm 64 and didn't quite have the knowledge that I have now after seeing this. Thankyou
So thoroughly enjoyed watching this. I learned so much that I didn't know about Harriet Tubman. Bringing history to life in this way is a fantastic way to learn! Ms. Harris has created a spellbinding look into history as Harriet Tubman.
I love this story, you learn a lot from this wonderful lady ❤
She was such an incredible strong woman and one of the bravest, she lead I think 13 missions and rescued around 70 or 80 slaves through the underground railroad if I remember rightly. I'm only 20 minutes through this video and I'm so loving this, Kathryn Harris really brought Harriet Tubman to life with her performance. ❤️
What a beautiful portrayal of a remarkable woman.Thank you for posting this content. I am so grateful to have viewed it. I can't praise the talented Kathryn Taylor enough. She is MESMERIZING!
Everything has been said. WOW!
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This was wonderful to hear and see the the lady who did it really did a wonderful portrayal of Harriet Tubman
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This lady actually became Harriet Tubman and while she was talking I could imagine everything she was saying . She deserves every award they will give her .
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This lady is an absolute inspiration and just shows how against all adversity you can accomplish anything kids these days in school need to learn about this dark time in History and show how backwards some people were to treat their fellow human with such distain and utter contempt this video was an absolute pleasure watching this and learning about her life
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Yes! I'm so grateful I happened upon this video. I was so confused because it came up on my TV lol. I had to pull it up on my phone so I could read the comments to learn more. I tell you what, I would've done anything I could to save slaves if I was around back in those days. This woman makes me wish I knew her, I really enjoy spending time with our senior population getting to know them, hearing about their life, learning the things only time and experience can teach. But man, what an amazing, strong, brave and courageous woman Harriet truly was. And such a proud woman. They've hidden and lied about so much of this countries disgraceful history and the actions they took in our recent past. For the I'm extremely thankful to be able to learn about this hero and saviour to so many
Dear Mrs Katherine ❤ thank you mam. It took me 73 years to get this FINE UNDERSTANDING of Harriet Tubman's life, fears, motivations and bravery. OUTSTANDING REPRESENTATION !!! Thank you madam !!!
This was really educational! What a phenomenal job she did!!
✨Additionally in actuality...she was so intellectually-sound and bold with her portrayal of Harriet!!🙌👏💝
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Wow, so moving! I've never seen such amazing acting! All children should watch this. and adults should hear this story as well to bring back to humanity. 10 stars, I cried, felt angry, felt inspired, felt fortunate, and lastly the desire to treat all races with respect and equality!
"Then why you have to ask it?", Ballsy isn't she? I like that.
It was wonderful to watch this interesting video.Thank you so much.
This was truly a great interview. She does deserve an Osar for sure.
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WONDERFUL! This was a DELIGHTFUL SURPRISE! MS. HARRIS DID AN OUTSTANDING JOB OF PORTRAYING HARRIET TUBMAN. Thtoughout her portrayal. I often found myself thinking thst I was hearing from Harriet, herself. That's. How believable I found her performance. KUDOS, Katherine!!!
My God this post today couldn't be more appropriate for such a time as this.Loved it.Most informative.
Lady Kathryn, you brought Harriet Tubman back to life, you've immortalize her!
The more I go THROUGH, The more I reach her
The more someone else go through, I hope they are HER
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What a fascinating woman -- Harriet Tubman AND Kathryn Harris! It would amazing to meet her.
" I never run my train off the track." What a woman... I'm just mesmerized.
Love love this woman as actress and I adore Harriet Tubman... especially her version allows me to see the warmth, vision, and resourcefulness of Harriet. What a woman! These are the women we should be speaking about more often and elevating to the kind of praise they actually deserve! Talk about Human Values that touch every sensibility of my soul! Bless you and would love to meet Ms Harris. Wish that were possible of meeting Harriet! Bless you both!
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Opps I thought this was Harriet herself...jokes.
Bravo! An amazing presentation. This lady is so believable in her representation of Ms. Turman. I learned a lot!
She is so convincing. An Oscar for that woman!
More like reparation for that woman but you would hate for that to happen.
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This started playing while I was sleep and woke me up, I literally thought I was back in time and listening to the real Harriet Tubman this was sooooo good! Ms. Harris you are gifted and should receive an award for this performance! I'm going to share this with my sister who is a middle school teacher, every teacher should share this with their students and quiz them after to be sure they really watched it, at least during Black History Month
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I 'REALLY' ENJOYED how this Actress:
Ms. Harris did this 'Reenactment' of WHAT it would have been like if The INFAMOUS, Ms. Harriet Tubman were 'ALIVE' TODAY, and being Interviewed on HOW She FREED 'Slaves' BACK when She had ACTUALLY, done it!!
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Well done Lady Kathryn. I watched the Harriett Tubman movie twice. 👏🏾👏🏾❤️
Thank GOD 75 learning from this wonderful lady. Blessed.
Pure excellence here acting is fantastic. An amazing and heartbreaking story of slavery and Harriet tubmans life.
I ran up on this story and it made me cry !
Awesome lady. She has good memories.
I didn't even mean to come here. I had Autoplay on and I frequently watch historical shows. Oh, my goodness!!!! I stayed!!! I couldn't help it!!!! Mrs. Harriet Tubman grabbed my attention and the next thing I knew, the show was ending and my mouth was still open! Bravo!!!!! Bravo!!! 👏👏👏 Absolutely stellar!!! Thank y'all!!
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I stumbled upon this through FB and reading something else. Now I have spent the better part of my Sunday afternoon listening to the interview. It is amazing what Harriet Tubman did as she is the "goat". Kathryn Harris, you yourself, is so talented and what a job that you did. So convincing!! Thank you for such a story!!
Very educational, nicely done, and at the same time very heart breaking. Everyone should see this video. She did an amazing job and seems very down to earth and sweet. Im glad time is changing and hopefully the world can become kinder.
Even though I knew this was a story being retold, there are moments when I am so suspended in my belief, I think she is indeed a slave woman who managed to live into the 21st century.
You think that's 'bad' .. I was actually doing sums in my head trying to figure out how old this amazing Harriet talking to us was! I don't think I 'got it' until she said that her parents were still alive and living with her!
She has an impresive memory, and a solide knowledge about Harriet
I didn’t read the description and don’t know her (yet) since I live in the Netherlands and we learned more about the slave trade Holland was involved in so I was like: wait a minute.. 1847? How? Oooooooo🤦♀️😅😂
You should read the story of Jane Pittman. Shed been born a slave in the US, and lived into the 1960s, eventually passing at the age of 110. There was a movie made about her too, with the late great Cecily Tyson in the lead role. These women are why many of us black women descended directly from those slaves still hold our heads up high.
I shouldn't have to tell you how I knew right you already do too it was pretty simple you just know
I read a book about her in a children's library section and I am glad to hear this interview with her; she has an amazing memory...
Thank you for sharing this very informative and inspirational interview and Black History about Mrs Harriet Tubman and her abilities to free the black slaves.. I’m so inspired I love black history. I’m so proud to be part of the black history and being black. I love the skin I’m in. 🙏🏾❤️🙏🏾🤗🥰🌹
So glad I am listening to this story I went to school but never saw or herd this in History books. Thank you so much👍❤️🌹🌹❤️🙏🇺🇸
@Hilda Navarro, there books that is very recomended to read if schools is ineffective to deliver U.S. History. Look up for the book "Roots" by Alex Haley. A must book to Read.
How could anyone vote this down? Kathryn Harris is wonderful.
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She could not read or right, she should like my grandmother! She was a free women born in the late 1800; Harriet, was born in early 1800. The difference, in this woman, was that she was comprehensive, we could understand her, she was entertaining, but not realistic! She use too many big words and spoke of medical technology, that hat not occurred, at that time!
@@philfigphilfig7912 But she came from the war and healed the wounded in battle with medicine and was almost done with her hospital before she died. She wouldn't know one medical word?
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This woman is so talented. I am saving this and my children will have to listen to this when they are old enough. We don’t humanize the victims , survivors and heroes of Slavery enough. It’s so wonderful to see this oral
History reenactment of Ms. Harriet Tubman. She is so inspiring . I’ve learned so much from this
I hope to listen to her again and again too. Brilliant!
This woman deserves an Oscar. This is like hearing the real Harriet.
@April Showerzz Absolutely. A re-enactment brings historical characters to life. You need to suspend belief for a while and enjoy the show.
Of course this was scripted. How else to get in all the facts without just sitting there and reciting from a paper? Sit back, relax and enjoy.
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This is a brilliant concept. I thoroughly enjoyed it and learned so much more about Mrs Tubman.
What a Astonishing Woman speaking as Harriet Tubman! It’s like her Spirit manifesting through her! Amazing way to learn so much about the Underground Railroad! History being taught in this interview! Thank you for posting; very informative!
I love history period. I don't think I would've made it then. Every last slave deserves the utmost respect. Not even the slaves I say thankyou to, but I thank some of the white folks such as John Brown ex... for being in the fight with them who lost their lives also. I love to see people being good to one another. Love it
I wish you were my girlfriend instead of the one I have. 😒 She has zero interest in history. Like me. I can get lost for hours in history or ancient history.
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Harriet is a beautiful, strong and courageous woman , watching her telling her stories is amazing.
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God bless this lady for showing me the harshness that existed in those times. Unbelievable courage and bravery .
Blacks had black slaves in African countries. People don't know this.
Kathryn, your a sweetheart and I love listening to your story. God bless you and your family.😀😀😀😀💞
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I love this! She did such an excellent reenactment. With this generation doing so much more online learning I wonder if students might be more engaged by watching this rather than having to read about her. I grew up constantly reading and loved learning all I could about the amazing Ms. Tubman.
I wonder if teachers are showing this in their classrooms because they absolutely should be! Maybe this interview AND a reading assignment as well? Young and nerdy me would have been so pumped, lol.
Beautifully presented. ❤
Awesome!! Thank you, Kathryn. It was amazing to listen, at what felt like, the feet of Harriet. She is truly an American super hero and that is why we still love her so much.
I would so proudly name my baby girl Harriet 💗💞 What an AMAZING woman!!!💗🙏💕
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This is incredible!!! I’m ashamed that I knew so little about this amazing woman, and what a wonderful portrayal of her. She would be proud
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She did an EXCELLENT acting job!! Goodness!!
I love history brought to life as it is so much more than book reading or lectures.
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The actress who portrays Miss Tubman is amazing!!! She made her life come alive!! Bravo!!!!!
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She is very convincing, as if she is telling her own story. Wow.
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I should be asleep, but this was too captivating to stop. What an incredible hero, and what an incredible portrayal!
I was asleep, but this started playing and woke me up - glad it did
It doesn't matter how many people she saved. If she saved only one person from living in hell she will always be one of my favorite women.
Harriet Tubman has a church in my hometown of St.Catharines Ontario Canada that still has a tiny congregation.
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My heart is crushed. This is an amazing interview. Oh what an intelligent woman. I dare say very few people are as intelligent, brave, bold living today. If you never saw this, please watch.
Thank you for sharing this superbly delivered performance of honourable, courageous, progressive, brave and beloved Ancestor Harriet Tubman I love you.
Best way to teach History!! I love learning history! “the most Important thing is FREEDOM!!”
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Listening to her has my knowledge of the Underground Railroad more clearer knowledge of it. God Bless her.
Because I knew a lil about it but was confused a lil about my ancestors on how
We were able to be freed & listening to her with her having the story in detail the way she tells it, I have full understanding now about who Harriet Tubman was & what she did to get freed 🤷🏽♀️👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👍🏽👌🏽🙏🏽
For I am an African American woman that was born in 1961. Before the Good Lord calls on me, I have the full understanding of who Harriet Tubman was & what she did by traveling by way through the Underground Railroad which is not a train underground 🤷🏽♀️😁🙏🏽
She spoke of Roosevelt & Thomas Garret
When reading about them, I didn’t have full understanding of them but listening to her story in detail about year 1800’s of my Ancestors, I have the full knowledge of it all now and I am truly grateful & blessed right now of freedom because of Harriet Tubman as she had & kept her faith in the Lord to get us where we are today.
For this I have a very smiling ❤️ of being born Freed & May all my Ancestors in my family continue to RIP as well as Strong Beautiful Smart Harriet Tubman 💋🙏🏽😁
Many Blessings to Kathryn Harris 👌🏽💯👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🙏🏽❤️💋
Anything that allow me to know about our history to pass on to my grandchildren I will absorb.When they ask questions concerning Harriet Tubman I can tell them a true story about her and her importance in our past history.
So I guess when I came to me it was just all acting damn it
I would suggest that you teach your grandchildren about Harriet Tubman and this disgraceful history of slavery in America, so they will ask you these questions. The
history teachers will not tell them the truth because they are forbidden to by the school district.
Yes our history is the human history my grandmother gave me a book on Harriet Tubman beautiful gift book when I was just it was paperback but I treasure it and it was about her life and I read it and she read some of it to me and my mother treasured it my mother was the first White classroom teacher and all black high school in 1968 and she did very well and she's just an amazing example so really it's all about human race it and how much we Embrace each other and celebrate that
U will be passin on LIES to those kids then.STOP TAKING PEOPLES WORDS N LOOK 4 URSELVES,GET OUTTA THAT BOX! HISTORY WAS TAUGHT TO U N REVERSE!!! 😤#DANECALLOWAY
There’s an age old question “if you could have dinner with anyone, living or dead, who would it be?? For me Harriet Tubman hands down. We learned about her in fifth grade back in 1981. I have been in awe of her ever since.
I’m a 44 year old white man and this women brought me to tears. With everything that this Beautiful Soul has gone through she still can laugh.
What a wonderful reenactment .beautifully narrated
We need her on the big screen!
Its so hard to listen to this without crying. God bless her soul.
She had a lot of strength, commitment, and compassion...that's awesome
I stumbled into this interview. Wow! It was riveting. I actually watched it twice. Well done.
Me too oh wow ,it took my breath away ..