Florida History: The Black Seminoles [VIDEO]
The underground railroad was a pathway used by runaway slaves to escape the shackles of slavery and pursue a life of freedom. Traditionally, the railroad headed North toward freedom but a small portion of runaways instead turned South toward Florida. Read this article and many more on The Land Journal at https://blog.thelandjournal.net/flori...
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