WTK S1:E8 How Did YOUR Ancestors Achieve Success? Part 1

WTK S1:E8 “How Did YOUR Ancestors Achieve Success Here in America?“ Part 1”

Categories: Podcasts║Published On: January 8th, 2020║Tags: American gift, commonalities, Early American ancestors, education, forgotten American story, land ownership, liberty, Madame C.J. Walker, Peace, Pfc. Herbert K. Pililaau, poverty, Work║Views: 751║81 words║

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Historian Arch Hunter & Author Lydia Nuttall talk about Forgotten American Stories & The WTK Liberty Player Kids

Questions:

How did our early American ancestors use the American gift of Liberty to WORK and own land, get an education, live in peace, rise above poverty, etc?
Who was Madame C.J. Walker? What’s the forgotten American story about her?
Who was Pfc. Herbert K. Pililaau?
What do both people have in common?

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WTK S1:E9 "How Did YOUR Ancestors Achieve Success Here in America? Part 2"

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