100 Historic Black Women You Should Know By Election Day

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Join me, Shae—a Harvard PhD candidate with a passion for the untold narratives—as we dive into the lives of 100 extraordinary Black women who changed the world, one groundbreaking achievement at a time. From trailblazing scholars to fearless activists, each episode shines a spotlight on the brilliance, resilience, and legacy of women you absolutely must know! Ready to be inspired? Subscribe now, and let’s take this empowering journey together. Because history isn’t just about what happened—it’s about who made it happen.

  1. 11/04/2024

    No. 1: Kamala Harris

    Introducing Kamala Harris, Vice President of the United States. Thanks for listening! Subscribe to my ⁠YouTube Channel⁠. Subscribe to my ⁠newsletter⁠. For business inquiries: shaethehistorian@gmail.com Feel free to buy me a coffee ⁠(I actually drink matcha 🍵) ✨Follow me on Threads⁠⁠

    6 min

  2. 11/03/2024

    No. 2: Shirley Chisholm

    Introducing Shirley Chisholm, the first black woman elected to congress and seek the nomination for President from a major political party in the US. Thanks for listening! Subscribe to my ⁠YouTube Channel⁠. Subscribe to my ⁠newsletter⁠. For business inquiries: shaethehistorian@gmail.com Feel free to buy me a coffee ⁠(I actually drink matcha 🍵) ✨Follow me on Threads⁠⁠

    4 min

  3. 11/03/2024

    No. 3: Loretta Lynch

    Introducing Loretta Lynch, the first black woman appointed U.S. Attorney General. Thanks for listening! Subscribe to my ⁠YouTube Channel⁠. Subscribe to my ⁠newsletter⁠. For business inquiries: shaethehistorian@gmail.com Feel free to buy me a coffee ⁠(I actually drink matcha 🍵) ✨Follow me on Threads⁠⁠

    4 min

  4. 11/01/2024

    No. 4: Katherine Johnson

    Introducing Katherine Johnson, a mathematician whose calculations changed the history of space exploration. Thanks for listening! Subscribe to my ⁠YouTube Channel⁠. Subscribe to my ⁠newsletter⁠. For business inquiries: shaethehistorian@gmail.com Feel free to buy me a coffee ⁠(I actually drink matcha 🍵) ✨Follow me on Threads⁠⁠

    4 min

  5. 10/31/2024

    No. 5: Dr. Phyllis Ann Wallace

    Introducing Dr. Phyllis Ann Wallace, the economist who revealed how systemic discrimination impacted wages and hiring practices for women. Thanks for listening! Subscribe to my ⁠YouTube Channel⁠. Subscribe to my ⁠newsletter⁠. For business inquiries: shaethehistorian@gmail.com Feel free to buy me a coffee ⁠(I actually drink matcha 🍵) ✨Follow me on Threads⁠⁠

    4 min

  6. 10/30/2024

    No. 6: Myrlie Evers-Williams

    Introducing Myrlie Evers-Williams, the first woman to deliver the invocation at a U.S. Presidential Inauguration. Thanks for listening! Subscribe to my ⁠YouTube Channel⁠. Subscribe to my ⁠newsletter⁠. For business inquiries: shaethehistorian@gmail.com Feel free to buy me a coffee ⁠(I actually drink matcha 🍵) ✨Follow me on Threads⁠⁠

    4 min

  7. 10/29/2024

    No. 7: Dr. Merze Tate

    Introducing Dr. Merze Tate, philanthropist, writer, and creator of the Black Women's Oral History Project. Thanks for listening! Subscribe to my ⁠YouTube Channel⁠. Subscribe to my ⁠newsletter⁠. For business inquiries: shaethehistorian@gmail.com Feel free to buy me a coffee ⁠(I actually drink matcha 🍵) ✨Follow me on Threads⁠

    4 min

  8. 10/28/2024

    No. 8: Mamie Till-Mobley

    Introducing Mamie Till-Mobley, the courageous mother and civil rights activist. Thanks for listening! Subscribe to my ⁠YouTube Channel⁠. Subscribe to my ⁠newsletter⁠. For business inquiries: shaethehistorian@gmail.com Feel free to buy me a coffee ⁠(I actually drink matcha 🍵) ✨Follow me on Threads⁠⁠

    4 min
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Join me, Shae—a Harvard PhD candidate with a passion for the untold narratives—as we dive into the lives of 100 extraordinary Black women who changed the world, one groundbreaking achievement at a time. From trailblazing scholars to fearless activists, each episode shines a spotlight on the brilliance, resilience, and legacy of women you absolutely must know! Ready to be inspired? Subscribe now, and let’s take this empowering journey together. Because history isn’t just about what happened—it’s about who made it happen.

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