Synonyms for harriet tubman
har·ri·et tub·man

Princeton's WordNet

1. Tubman, Harriet Tubmannoun

   United States abolitionist born a slave on a plantation in Maryland and became a famous conductor on the Underground Railroad leading other slaves to freedom in the North (1820-1913)

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1. List of known nicknames for "Harriet Tubman":

   Araminta Harriet Ross, Minty, Moses

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1. Rosemary McCoy:

   Both McCoy and Singleton founded Harriet Tubman Freedom Fighters so that we would be free to speak, free to vote, free to go into areas that others won't go into in underserved communities.

2. Clark Bunting:

   Our national parks are a reflection of our nation, both past and present, and these seven new national park sites will further tell America's stories, bipartisan, congressional approval for protecting and preserving Harriet Tubman's heroic life and work, Columbian mammoths and Ice Age fossils at Tule Springs, and the complexity of the Manhattan Project continue to make our National Park System our country's best idea.

3. Dennis Moss:

   Harriet Tubman was the antithesis of slavery, i thought that suggestion was a good suggestion.

4. Kasi Lemmons:

   I don't want to rob Harriet Tubman of either Harriet Tubman womanhood or Harriet Tubman superheroism, because we need our black women superheroes.

5. Jen Psaki:

   It’s important that our notes are... reflective of the history and diversity of our country and Harriet Tubman’s image gracing the new $20 note would certainly reflect that, so we are exploring ways to speed up that effort.