📢 Ida B. Wells: The Woman Who Refused to Stay Silent

Ida B. Wells was more than a journalist—she was a fearless truth-teller, activist, and advocate for justice who used her words to fight against racism and oppression. At a time when speaking out could mean risking her life, she exposed the horrors of lynching, challenged injustice, and helped lay the foundation for the Civil Rights Movement.

In this episode of Black History for Us All, we uncover:
✔️ How a young girl born into slavery became a national voice for justice
✔️ Why her investigative journalism changed the way America saw racial violence
✔️ Her fight for women’s suffrage and civil rights

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📢 "Never, ever be afraid to make some noise and get in good trouble, necessary trouble." – John Lewis

John Lewis was more than a civil rights leader—he was a warrior for justice who dedicated his life to fighting for equality. From leading sit-ins and Freedom Rides to marching across the Edmund Pettus Bridge on Bloody Sunday, Lewis put his body and soul on the line to create change.

In this episode of Black History for Us All, we dive into:
✔️ How a young boy in Alabama became one of the most fearless leaders of the Civil Rights Movement
✔️ The brutal attack on marchers in Selma that led to the Voting Rights Act of 1965
✔️ Why John Lewis spent over 30 years in Congress making ‘good trouble’ until his final days

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📢 Did you know that one of the greatest spies in American history was a formerly enslaved Black woman?

Meet Mary Bowser, the brilliant Union spy who risked her life by infiltrating the Confederate White House during the Civil War. Posing as an illiterate servant, she memorized top-secret battle plans and passed them to the Union—helping turn the tide of history!

In this episode, we uncover her hidden heroism, the dangerous world of Civil War espionage, and why her contributions were nearly erased from history books.

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