The Freedom Fighter with a Kettle and a Blade: Aunt Polly Jackson’s Untold Story
Aunt Polly Jackson wasn’t just a conductor on the Underground Railroad — she was a warrior. Armed with a boiling kettle and a hidden blade, she protected freedom seekers in Ohio, defying stereotypes of Black women as weak or submissive. Her courage saved lives, even if history tried to erase her.
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