Women's History: Harriet Tubman, American Abolitionist & Political Activist
Humanities New York is dedicated to celebrating women's history, from the Suffrage Movement to the Women's March. Most often our programming is developed with community partners. For these shorts we partnered with WCNY, who is running them in Central New York.
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