„… ” (Patterson), 205Morrison, Roy D., 296n88Morrison, Toni, 39, 62 – 63, 104, 164Moses. See Tubman, Harriet …” „… ; xenophobia and, 47 – 48, 95, 105Truth, Sojourner, 242truth-telling, 9, 32, 80Tubman, Harriet (Moses), 242 …” „… Jackson, Ronald L., II, 43 – 44, 46Jackson, Samuel L., 16Jacobs, Harriet, 73, 282James, George G. M., 102 …”

„… Har-riet Tubman, the “conductor” of the Underground Railroad, who in her lifetime assisted more than 300 …” „… , moving within that bold, self-assertive and we-affirming space of sistas like Sojourner Truth, Harriet …” „… Tubman, Rosa Parks, Claudette Colvin, Angela Davis, Alice Walker, Audre Lorde, bell hooks, Hortense …”

„… Tubman, Harriet, 81–82Tumblr, 12427th Street Historic District, 16228th Street YMCA, 162I N D E X ▲ 2 …” „… , Laura, 184Hansen, Janet, 159–60Hanway, Castner, 79Harlem Renaissance, 40Harriet Beecher Stowe Center …” „… , Harriet, 79Scott, Lizzie, 79Scott, Mrs., 49Scott v. Emerson (1852), 79Scrabble School, 117Scribner, David …”

„… reim-bursement for replacing worn-out shoes that had been provided to none other than Harriet Tubman.24 Nor do …” „… the Civil War, vigilance committee veterans such as Still, Harriet Tubman, and Th omas Wentworth …” „… fugitive law even though they had never run away from anything. In 1846, Dred and Harriet Scott had sued …”

„… separate but equal doctrine, 3, 28, 147 Tubman, Harriet, 142sexism, 117, 125 Tuskegee Institute, 10, 122 …” „… ; StatuaryLee, Ada, 23–129 Hall, Washington, D.C., 142;Lee, Robert E., 17 Tubman underground railroad, 142 …”

„… honored—and the planned HarrietTubman Underground Railroad Monument to be built on Maryland’sEastern Shore, as …”

„… Hector P. Garcia and James A. Lovell, and otherindividuals such as Harriet Tubman, Juliette Gordon Low …” „… . Lovell, and other individuals such as Harriet Tubman, Juliette Gordon Low, ToddBeamer, Ellen Ochoa, John …”

„… Sklavenhalter vorgingen: so die Sklavenbefreierin Solitude oder Harriet Tubman, die als “Moses” der …”

„… Kolonialherren oder Sklavenhalter vorgingen: so die Sklavenbefreierin Solitude oder Harriet Tubman, die als …”