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2024 discussing the History of Black Women in Literature and in
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July 6, 2020
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Sojourner
Truth (1797 - 1883) was born as Isabella
"Belle" Baumfree in Esopus, New York. She was sold three
times in slavery, once with sheep, as slaves were
legally just another form of property. Listen to
Tina recount the fascinating life of Sojourner Truth,
the name Belle changed to at a Methodist Pentecost
service for she heard the Spirit call her to preach the
truth. In 1851, at the Ohio Women's Rights Convention in
Akron, Ohio she made her famous speech Ain't I a
Woman, calling for the abolitionism with women's
rights. She published her memoirs in 1850, The
Narrative of Sojourner Truth: a Northern Slave.
Sojourner Truth recruited black soldiers for the Civil
War and met with Abraham Lincoln in 1864.
Tina
Rogers then shares the story, noting the difference of
economic class, of the second woman Charlotte
Vandyne Fonten, Sr. (1785-1884). She was
the wife of a prosperous Black merchant and abolitionist
James Fonten. Charlotte, James and their 3 daughters
were active in founding and funding six abolitionist
organizations, including the first bi-racial women
abolitionist organization, the Female Anti-Slavery
Society in Philadelphia, and were conductors of the
Underground Railroad ferreting slaves to freedom and
educated slaves after the Civil War.
a native of Sonoma County who has devoted her life in
trying to understand this beautiful planet, the humans
and the other species that share our world. A true
humanitarian is what she represents, thorough research,
education, and communication with other cultures allows
her to see the "big picture." While attending UC Davis,
she turned her passion for the arts, fitness, and
wellness into a popular example of master teaching not
only to children but people of all ages.
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