2. Harriet Tubman: The Railroad’s Indomitable Conductor
Harriet Tubman’s own escape from slavery was just the first chapter in a life of fearless resistance. She bravely returned to the South at least 13 times, risking capture and death to lead dozens of enslaved people to freedom along the Underground Railroad. Tubman relied on secret routes and coded messages, evading relentless pursuers with unmatched cunning. Her unwavering resolve and selfless courage turned her into a legend and a symbol of hope. Learn more about Tubman’s remarkable life at National Park Service.
