undergroundrailroad hashtag performance
#UndergroundRailroad on TikTok explores historical stories of freedom seekers, abolitionists, and racial justice. It raises awareness about modern-day issues, celebrating resilience, community, and the ongoing fight against oppression. Inspiring content!
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I think about it every time I visit. The courage and bravery, and the true grit and will for betterment of life. It’s beyond inspirational. #cadescove #undergroundrailroad #smokymountains
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At Pennsylvania's Capitol building, clocks that are more than a century old still help lawmakers tell the time. There are 273 vintage clocks inside the Capitol, that are all working. They've become focal points on fireplaces or mounted onto walls. While vintage is trendy, it's not necessarily easy to maintain. These clocks have to be meticulously wound and oiled in order to keep the ticks tocking.
#PennsylvaniaHistory #HistoricalTrip #PAHeritage #KeystoneState #TallClocks #AntiqueClocks #TimelessTreasures #VintageTimepieces #AmericanHistory #ColonialTimes #RevolutionaryWar #IndependenceHall #LibertyBell #ValleyForge #Gettysburg #CivilWarHistory #HarrisburgPA #PhiladelphiaPA #PittsburghPA #AmishCountry #QuakerHistory #UndergroundRailroad #IndustrialRevolution #PreservationPA #ExplorePA #DiscoverPA #TravelPennsylvania #PAAttractions #HistoricalSites #trippa
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Exploring the Underground Railroad: Hidden Secrets Revealed Join us as we uncover the remarkable history beneath our feet. This basement was a crucial part of the Underground Railroad, connecting to various buildings. Discover the stories and significance of this clandestine route on the last stop before heading into Canada. #UndergroundRailroad #HistoricalExploration #HiddenHistory #CanadaJourney #HistoricalLandmark #WomensHistory #CivilRights #AmericanHistory #CulturalHeritage #HistoricalSecrets
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Reposting since I have alot more followers from Cincy! I need to know if y’all experienced this too??? #fyp #undergroundrailroad #slaves #camp #campcampbellgard #slavery #trauma #traumatok #storytime
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African American Mysteries: Order of the Men of Oppression helped what some historians estimate 40000 to 50,000 enslaved African Americans escape from slavery in the South for freedom in Canada. #history #detroit #BlackScrollStudyGroup #jamonjordan #escape #freedom #usa_tiktok #usa🇺🇸 #canada_life🇨🇦 #canada🇨🇦 #ontario #undergroundrailroad #fugitiveslaveact #fugitiveslaves #harriettubman
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“Peter and Levin: Names, Freedom, and the Story of the Gist Settlements” The plantation, spanning Maryland and Virginia, was in chaos. Whispers of a legal battle between Samuel Gist, an absentee wealthy English landowner, and his American stepdaughter had spread through the enslaved community like wildfire. These disputes over ownership and freedom created an atmosphere of uncertainty, one that heightened the urgency to escape like Peter and Levin’s family. The thought of being separated from their family while in bondage was unbearable. Peter’s journey out of slavery, the Gist and Still families’ connections to America’s early history, is not just preserved in oral traditions or scattered archives. These narratives are available to be read in the books written by the individuals themselves. Christopher Gist, the renowned frontiersman, recorded his experiences in Christopher Gist’s Journals. Peter Gist Still’s story is captured in The Kidnapped and the Redeemed, while his freeborn brothers, William Still and Dr. James Still, wrote their own accounts in The Underground Railroad and The Life and Recollections of Dr. James Still, respectively. The story of the Dismal Swamp Company, which connects these lives to larger historical forces, is detailed in Charles Royster’s The Fabulous History of the Dismal Swamp Company: A Story of George Washington’s Times. Kidnapped to Kentucky: Peter and Levin’s Journey After their family’s first daring escape from a Maryland plantation, Peter, Levin, and their mother were recaptured and returned. Unbowed, their mother escaped again, but this time she faced a harrowing decision: she could only rescue her two eldest daughters, Kitturah and Mahalah, leaving Peter and Levin behind. Her promise to return gave the young boys hope, but the plantation owners, aware of her determination, acted quickly. Fearing she would succeed in reuniting her family, they sent Peter and Levin to Kentucky, placing them beyond her reach. Christ Baptist church 950 Jacksonville Rd Burlington,NJ 08016 #Abolitionists #Slavery #WilliamStill #PeterStill #PeterGist #SamuelGist #UndergroundRailroad #Indentures #chattelslavery #GistSettlement #GouldFarm #hanoverVirginia #GistSettlementOhio #BlackHistory #BlackHistoryUniversity
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Posted @withregram • @mrcrim3 True story. 🔪 🫖✊🏾 🚨Comment "Email" to be added to my newsletter and DM for business inquiries. For the next 7 days, we'll be talking and posting about self-determination (Kujichagulia), collective work and responsibility (Ujima) and unity (Umoja). Let's start with my first TikTok video to hit one million, back in April of 2021, about Aunt Polly Jackson. 👉🏾 Essential question(s): In what ways did Aunt Polly exhibit Kujichagulia, Umoja and Ujima? In what ways can you exhibit it today? 🚨Comment "Email" to be added to my newsletter. #blackhistory #auntpolly #africa #ohio #undergroundrailroad #ushistory #slavery #umoja #kwanzaa #throwbackthursday
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