
Stuff You Missed in History Class Elizabeth Jennings Graham
Jun 25, 2018
Elizabeth Jennings Graham, a 19th-century civil rights activist in New York often compared to Rosa Parks. This podcast explores her life and the important moment she sparked in the civil rights of black citizens. It delves into her early life, family's activism, efforts to improve education, and her battle for equality on a streetcar. The legal proceedings and trial are discussed, highlighting the victory for Jennings and New York's black community. The podcast also covers her impact, legacy, and endeavors in education and community service.
Chapters
Transcript
Episode notes
1 2 3 4 5 6
Introduction
00:00 • 3min
The Life and Activism of Elizabeth Jennings Graham
02:45 • 7min
The Life of Elizabeth Jennings Graham and the Streetcar Incident
09:32 • 3min
Elizabeth's Battle for Equality on the Streetcar
12:48 • 5min
Legal Proceedings and Trial
17:24 • 6min
Elizabeth Jennings Graham's Impact and Legacy
23:25 • 13min
