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INSPIRE! Exhibition RESOURCES

Inspire! Newark's Underground Railroad exhibition was created on the occasion of the creation Harriet Tubman Monument.

These resources are intended to be of use to elementary, high school students and adults.


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Related Readings - Harriet's Newark Sisters in Black Freedom

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Coloring pages

HARRIET's NEWARK SISTERS IN BLACK LIBERATION

Like Harriet Tubman, Black women in Newark used their intelligence, money, and leadership skills to liberate themselves and others.

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Coloring pages

HARRIET's NEWARK SISTERS IN BLACK LIBERATION

Ellen Cordelia King

Enslaved Black women faced unrelenting violence against their bodies, minds and spirit. Harriet Tubman is a symbol for the thousands of women that attempted to free themselves and their people from slavery and oppression. Newark women claimed freedom for themselves and built a supportive community.


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The History of Our Culture by Margie "Mia X" Johnson

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The former Plane Street Colored Church in Newark (Renamed FREDERICK DOUGLASS FIELD) IS A NATIONAL UNDERGROUND RAILROAD NETWORK TO FREEDOM SITE.

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