Room for Improvements & Implementing Bravery

Room for Improvements


Honoring Mum Bett and the lawyer who helped her become
victorious. The wit of Richard Allen & the plan that he came
up with. Knowing that Richard Allen created the first church
for African-Americans.

In 1786, Philadelphia was the largest state & had the major
burgeoning abolitionist movement. Everyone should realize t-
hat there is always room for improvements. The strength of F-
rederick Douglass.

The intelligence of Harriet Tubman & the need for safe houses
on the Underground Railroad. Some of the Indians were remov-
ed from their reservations, because of slavery. Knowing that all
all us of should implement bravery.

Wishing that Margaret Warner did not kill her children. Not the
Margaret Warner on PBS Newshour. Wishing that Nat Turner
didn't kill those people. Wishing that Nat Turner found peaceful
ways to revolt. We're all of the same species & its okay to ch-
allenge the status quo. Nobody can tell us what to say, do, cre-
ate, or go.

In 1838, slavery ended in the British Empire. The determination
of folks who fled to Canada in the 1850s. That Emancipation Pr-
oclaimation & the other bills that were signed. More people be-
came free but still was kind of confined. Forget status quo & ro-
utines.