@women_helping_women: Before Rosa Parks. Before Claudette Colvin. There was Caroline LeCount — a 21-year-old Philadelphia school principal who stood her ground on a segregated streetcar in 1867, almost 90 years before Montgomery. She didn’t get arrested. She got the conductor who hated her arrested. This is the story they buried. #BlackHistory #HiddenHistory #CarolineLeCount #fyp

QueenFlea :

a history to be shared🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼

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Bre :

I really love Caroline's mission and dedication ty.

LadyHartz :

You are an excellent speaker. ❤️I appreciate every ounce of what you're doing. Teaching what should be taught!

marsha :

Amazing

kwalker743 :

Thank you for another history chapter they never taught us in school.

user178833681811 :

For educating

Mek :

Thank you Dr. Nana♥️

user893985928056 :

Thank you for sharing

velvetbyrne :

thank you so much!

Sassybee :

Thank you for teaching us about our history 🙏🙏💕💕💕

Marty :

I just love how you give us this history ❤️💚🖤

Victoria :

ty dear for sharing queen 👸

Teamphine :

Thank you ❤️❤️❤️

Bj Robison :

thank you for your well honored lecture

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user1814221174048 :

Thank you for This ❤️❤️❤️

Audrey Methu :

Thank you very much

Bubbie🎼 :

Blessings, Nana! Thank you for the info!

Sharon Angela :

Thank you for sharing ✨

Cynthia Walker :

I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THE HISTORY YOU PROVIDE FOR US I HAVE LEARNED SO MUCH FROM YOUR REPORTING AND I WILL CONTINUE TO REPOST AND SHARE 💯 THANK YOU 🙏💙

itsmewee1 :

Thank you Soooo Much Queen for all that you do and share.You are Sooooo BEAUTIFUL and Intelligent!!💙💙💙💐💐💐

AE Liquor License Service :

Awesome history lesson. You are the best teacher

MzzAnn :

Never heard of her, This is very interesting, you tell the story i can just imagine it, Love listen at you my sister, you remind me of my mother telling Sunday school stories when i was in her class, when i was a little girl.