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@RobertEllsberg

Sojourner Truth died Nov 26 1883.

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@RobertEllsberg

Nov 26, 2018

Sojourner Truth (the name she gave herself after stealing herself to freedom) was born a slave in Hurley NY. In 1826 she walked off her master's farm carrying only her infant child, and commenced her ministry, walking up and down the land to proclaim the gospel of freedom. 1/3

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1:18 PM · Nov 26, 2020

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Thank you -Great to read about her today . What a courageous woman!

Bill Reagan

@BillReagan16

Nov 27, 2020

I visited her simple gravesite in Grand Rapids, a hallowed ground. Standing at her grave, a train whistle blew in the distance. A synchronistic reminder of the Underground Railroad.

oneuncutsquare

@oneuncutsquare1

Nov 28, 2020

thank you.