Hello, delicious friends and welcome to Who Did What Now, the History Podcast that is

not your history class, with me your host, Katie Charlwood, History Harlet and Reader of Books.

So here's the thing. Complaints on my videos aren't new. Like they happen all the time, whether you've

got 10 followers or 100,000 followers or whatever, right? And I get complaints and people have

issues all the time. And some of them, fair enough, others, a bit weird, right? And I've noticed the same issue crop up a couple of times, like,

over the last month specifically, which is weird. I don't know why so many people would have an

issue regarding black history during Black History Month. Now, apart from the fact that some people can't grasp that specific concept,

which I feel like, out of everything, is the easiest part out of this.

Now, what the issue seems to be quite a lot recently,

the complaints that people are making, is that in in my videos I'm talking about the past

events and people that have happened many years away from now like back the way right now

now I don't like to call people stupid, you know, because I think

it's a bit redundant. However, I do wonder, like, how smooth does your brain have to be

for you to be upset that a historian is talking about the past. Like, what part of a historian discussing history

like, does it make sense to you? Like, where, where does that compute? Like, I don't, I don't don't get it anyway anyway I thought I'd share

that with you but anyway that's not the point let's talk about someone amazing today listen

did you really think I was going to go through Black History Month without talking about

amazing women.

As if, okay.

And of course I know what you're thinking, you're thinking, Katie.

Quit your jibble-jabber. In fact me.

In fact, you I will.

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