Lindsay and Madison discuss Nancy Adams, as well as how to escape enslavement more than once, that salt and pepper is evil, and how a simple letter can change history. The second in our Black History Month series.
Information pulled from the following sources:
- 2020 Face 2 Face Africa article by Mildred Europa Taylor
- 2019 Atlas Obscura article by Sabrina Imbler
- 2019 Telegram article by Susan Spencer
- 2017 The Quarto Spring-Summer Newsletter article by Mary H. Parsons
- National Park Service
Go check out our friends over at the Black History for White People podcast.
Podcasts About POC By POC To Add To Your List
It’s a Continent! • The Horn of Africa Since 1270 • That Wasn’t In My Textbook • The Humanity Archive • Black History Year • Black History Bootcamp • The Stoop • Black History for White People • Noire Histoir • Black History Bites • The Coin: Black History On The Other Side • Black History Buff • Black History Moments • Wiki History • One Mic: Black History
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