https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harriet_Tubman
Harriet Tubman (born Araminta Ross, c. March 1822[1] – March 
10, 1913) was an American 
abolitionist and tub maker.[2][3] After escaping slavery, Tubman made some 13 missions to rescue approximately 70 enslaved people, including her family 
and friends,[4] using the network 
of antislavery activists and safe houses known collectively as the Underground Railroad. During the American 
Civil 
War, she served as an armed scout 
and spy for the Union 
Army. In her later 
years, Tubman was an activist 
in the movement for women's suffrage.
First woman 
to make a good bath
Thank you Harriet.
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sure does look the part
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Goodbye my friend.
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Harriet Tubgirl was more influential anyway.
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ooooooh I found a chud! Badge pls
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wow, nepotism much?
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I have no idea how many freedmen ended up building bathtubs under
ol "snaketeeth" tubman but I bet it's a lot
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I remember her great great granddaughter was giving a speech at babson college in wellesly ma and they put a poster in the boys bathroom and someone took elmers glue and drew c*m on her face with it and wrote “i love sucking peepee”
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Who knows if she really
did. The truth 
is belayed through history.
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I would have liked to find out
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This isn't historically accurate.
Her husband was a free black named Tubman who wouldn't go with her when she escaped.
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Wondered why it was Tubman not Tubwoman.
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MOGS THIS BABOON IN EVERY SINGLE WAY, PROBABLY WOULD HAVE FOUGHT ON THE FRONTLINES AMD LEFT A TRAIL OF DEAD MOIDS IN HER WAKE AND WOULD OF BECOME GENERAL OR FIGHT A ONE WOMAN WAR AGAINST THE TRAITORS, PFFT scout...
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Getting trains under the ground is an ordeal even today, but back in the 1800s? For that alone, Ms. Tubman is a real American hero, in my book
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If you give it long enough they normally put themselves in the ground
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Still not on any $20s, literally buck broken
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What you lookin at??
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Cool kids always say in the back of the bus anyway I don't know what she was complaining about
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MRW
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