Ep. 6: Elizabeth Keckley

Episode 6 of the Heroines of the 20th Century - Black Women in the Americas podcast, hosted by Vanessa Ohlraun, Leibniz University Hannover, titled "Ep. 6: Elizabeth Keckley" was published on March 1, 2025 and runs 16 minutes.

March 1, 2025 ·16m · Heroines of the 20th Century - Black Women in the Americas

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A podcast based on a seminar by Vanessa Ohlraun, Centre for Atlantic and Global Studies, History Department, Leibniz University Hanover, in collaboration with Juliane Ulbrich, as well as Carolin Hachmeister, Alia Saberi Jafari, Melissa Lázaro, Aleksandra Musiol, Jonah Müßig, Sophie Polke, Fynn Reckel, Leon Rösler, Selma Ruß, Carolin Sauer and Lilly Trappe. With kind support from the Leibniz School of Education.This episode was written, recorded and produced by Fynn Reck, Alia Saberi Jafari and Carolin Sauer.

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A podcast based on a seminar by Vanessa Ohlraun, Centre for Atlantic and Global Studies, History Department, Leibniz University Hanover, in collaboration with Juliane Ulbrich, as well as Carolin Hachmeister, Alia Saberi Jafari, Melissa Lázaro, Aleksandra Musiol, Jonah Müßig, Sophie Polke, Fynn Reckel, Leon Rösler, Selma Ruß, Carolin Sauer and Lilly Trappe. With kind support from the Leibniz School of Education.

This episode was written, recorded and produced by Fynn Reck, Alia Saberi Jafari and Carolin Sauer.

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