This white woman spent one month in jail for teaching Black people how to read…

#blackhistory #margaretdouglass #ushistory #blackhistorymonth #slavery

[dbigd]

Your last words are truly powerful and spot on. But that question needs to be asked of our people.

[ckbond]

Thank you for educating me on those the way from the UK.🙏🏿✊🏿👊🏿

[akwaabab]

they are just evil through




and through!

[rosswarner]

Powerful content bro. Keep up the good work ✊🏾

[akashastar]

Yes! Get Knowledge. That’s the greatest thing you can do. Get knowledge to Know thyself.

[whatshatnin]

Powerful Content. Dont Stop. Exposing the true of groups of people

[ThatLadyDray]

#BlackCulture #BlackHistory
Appreciate you. 💐

[devorn]

You’re doing an excellent job of exposing the history behind the history.

[saleemporter]

They still think they're our savior.

[Osuwada]

This is a pronounced case of Actions Speak louder then words, certain labels bring unwanted attention, don’t throw dirt on her name

[lavarwashington]

That's true, but she still did a good deed, and had to be uner extreme pressure and danger, sobi can still salute her for her efforts even if the didn't want to be known as an abolitionists. Her home was raided, and you know she received death threats, I'm guessing if she died it would have made you happy....she's a female, and she did a good deed, while other white women would set our men up for slaughter.

[scrapiron]

One of my ancestors was beaten unconscious for trying to learn to read, we all need to do better.

[ladyduet]

I don’t fault her for not wanting to risk her safety by being labeled an abolitionist! Her efforts would have supplied the community with 20 people that could have taken that education and paid it forward. Sounds like a good deed gone unnoticed.

[jamila]

If there is a quote to summarizes this video it's, "Only a fool would let his enemy educate his children" - Malcolm X

[denisebyrd]

I believe there were good conscience people like her around!!!!I hope she is in Paradise and peace to her family somewhere in this crazy World 🌎!!!

[thuglife]

The court systems hasn't changed a bit dem mfs and the education systems philosophy is still the same prepare us for work not to teach us how to be independent.

[jeswazwadi]

I knew there was a catch based on my opinion they hardly do anything just like that, I just subbed by the way & am African interested in black American history