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One of the most mythical women found in American history, the name Harriet Tubman is synonymous with the Underground Railroad.
But Tubman, who singlehandedly liberated over one hundred slaves during her time as a conductor, is so much more than what we learned in school.
Join me this week as I dive into part one of the life of this amazing woman.
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