Underground Railroad Recap: Georgia and South Carolina

[@islandchica100]

Yours was the conversation that I was searching for. Thank you!!!!

[@thekidswearcrowns751]

Thanks for watching!

[@s.h.5323]

The underground Railroad lead all the way to Zanesville, Ohio. I live her and refuge houses for Slaves are seen here on Putnam ave. in Zanesville. This City is Historical.

[@m.worthy]

I listened to your entire discussion. Great coverage. You two may or may not be aware of Ghanaian author Ayi Kwei Armah's INDELIBLE book 'TWO THOUSAND SEASONS' (1973) but if you can ever get a copy of that you may find it just as or more fascinating than the award-winning 'The Underground Railroad'. Same type of historical fiction, but 'TWO THOUSAND SEASONS' was first published decades ago and it is a favorite of a great many people throughout the African diaspora. Based on your discussion, I could easily see both of you cherishing Armah's classic 📖.

[@thekidswearcrowns751]

Thank you for watching our commentary. Also, thank you for the recommendation! We will certainly add it to our list!

[@gbrieannful]

Great review 😀👍🏽

[@thekidswearcrowns751]

Thanks for watching!

[@gbrieannful]

@@thekidswearcrowns751 you’re welcome 😉