soleil tim because he was a grass-roots leader that the people actually made him the leader or superimposed by others she did worry about the boat scheme at. [laughter] she knew she would get in trouble with that. and it is very interesting lucky into the military intelligence files, you realize that the military intelligence started following marcus garvey because he was hanging out with ida b. wells. and also one conclusion says marcus garvey is a dangerous erase agitated but it ida b. wells is more dangerous. but i'd love bishop turner he was one of the few men, besides her husband to really defended hurt and very critical periods of her career. and of course, turner was the immigration mess in the 19th century, a bishop, a methodist bishop, and believe blacks need to go back to africa as well. and a radical and also believed as you mentioned, taking up arms coming this is quite a radical position at the time as you can imagine. but wells lot, by the late 19th century certainly, that there was no reason not to defend oneself. she herself bought a pistol after writing the first anti-lansi

we will talk about the uncrowned queen soleil tours in the question-and-answer because this has been a passion for the uncrowned queen is a two the missionxd is to identify collected preserve and disseminate the histories of african-american women we call community builders.ñr actually this work the underground queens is a two set the foundation for this book. the institute's call is not only to reclaim the african-american community builders to share them andÑi primarily at the website of uncrowned queen the.com that has those of thousands of african-american women from buffalo new york as well as the state of oklahoma. we primarily and conservatively invited our community to join us in this were covers 18 this history by giving us the biographies of the community builders. these aren't normally not well known women but they are the bedrock and the women instrumental in buildingt(r institutions and as you talk about social justice, the educators, the mothers of the community and very often we do not electorate preserve our history is so that has been our goals and in a sense, that