The NPS edited and later restored a website segment focused on Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad after public outcry.
It appears that the heroic ancestor Harriet Tubman may be on that $20 bill after all, as Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen gave her endorsement for the move while appearing before the House Financial Service Committee on Thursday.
But don't think Bobby is done getting inked up in honor of past historical figures. Leone says more is coming in the future so be ready.
According to the White House Press Secretary, Jen Psaki, Biden’s Treasury is looking to speed up the process to add abolitionist and freedom fighter Harriet Tubman to the twenty-dollar bill, adding that such accomplishment is a proper step in reflecting the country's "history and diversity."
Whether or not Kanye West is not taking his meds, one thing is obvious, his lack of knowledge when it comes to African American history.
Black History Month is always a welcome time to learn about our great historical figures, but one bank is getting a somewhat harsh lesson on the proper use of the imagery of our ancestors. Black-owned OneUnited Bank has debuted a card that features the great Harriet Tubman in a pose that should be familiar to […]
The film Harriet, starring Cynthia Erivo in the lead role of Harriet Tubman, would have had an incorrectly casted star if it were up to a studio executive. The screenwriter for the film says the exec suggested the very-white Julia Roberts should play the famed Underground Railroad conductor.
The late Queen of Soul is being honored with a new series about her life and we are here for it!
One of the greatest freedom fighters will have to wait a little bit longer before living another life on American currency. The Harriet Tubman note is currently on ice.
Nicki Minaj is on one. The YMCMB Barbie has been tweeting like a Cheeto-colored POTUS, and today (August 20) she decided to compare herself to Harriet Tubman.
Coonery is rampant in this nation. Former presidential candidate Ben Carson likes Harriet Tubman, but think putting the fame abolitionist and American hero on the $2 bill, instead of the $20 bill, would be more appropriate.Â
{Plies voice} “What’s in my pocket dawg? Big face Tubmans!” It is now official, Harriet Tubman‘s face is going on the $20 bill, making her the first woman to appear on United States currency.
