the happy hour #562: Lessons with two black women that have shaped up with jasmine holmes
WHAT YOU WILL HEAR:
Every month is a good month to learn about Black History, and in the special month of February I’m sharing with you some amazing people who have incredible resources we can learn from. Today I am SO excited to have Jasmine Holmes on The Happy Hour for the very first time! I’m so excited about it that I’ve actually invited her to be on TWO episodes this week!
Jasmine L. Holmes is an educator, research assistant, and the author of Carved in Ebony and Mother to Son. She creates public history resources for teachers and lifelong learners. Jasmine and her husband, Phillip, live in Jackson, Mississippi, with their three sons. I am so grateful for the work Jasmine is doing and the way she encourages us to remember our past. Her resources and books help us remember that God can use anyone no matter who they are, where they’re from, or what their past is.
On today’s episode we talk about Black history in America and two incredible women that changed the future for generations to come. Elizabeth Freeman and Frances Ellen Watkins Harper were courageous, smart, bold, and understood the dignity of people who were born in God’s image. Don’t forget to come back Friday for part 2 of this amazing conversation!
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