What does it mean when the narratives we present in our national parks get rewritten, reduced in depth, or erased quietly?

“Harriet Tubman represents that freedom, to take you out of your bondage and guide you to freedom,” he said. “Even today, it’s still relevant.

Black’s book on Harriet Tubman and the Combahee River raid, launched from Beaufort in June 1863, earned a Pulitzer Prize in ...

The leader of the Cayuga County Office of Tourism has been selected as the 2025 recipient of a prestigious state award.

Style We all know Harriet Tubman was a hero. The stars of ‘Harriet’ want you to see her humanity. October 31, 2019 More than 5 years ago Summary ...

AP Considering she will soon adorn America’s $20 bill, Harriet Tubman hardly lacks in national significance. But even the nation’s most celebrated historic figures can remain elusive and unknown.

“Tubman was beloved by many abolitionists and women’s rights activists,” Larson says. 5. She created a nursing home for African-Americans called Harriet Tubman Home for the Aged.

The park service webpage on Tubman does not seem to have been changed since Jan. 28, 2025. READ MORE:NPS restores Harriet Tubman references to 'Underground Railroad' webpage after backlash ...

A Harriet Tubman picture book sat untouched on a shelf in Linda Harris’s home in Prince George’s County for nearly three decades, gathering dust.