It's Black History Month, and Brooklyn drag queen Mary Cherry is paying tribute to the legendary black women of history by dressing up as them and posting their portraits side by side on Instagram.

Don't worry, she's black, so it's all good.

Every day of the month of February, she's posting one of her split-screen tributes,

which is no easy feat considering this has been years in the making.

So far, she's dressed as Michelle Obama, Martha P. Johnson, and Diane Carroll.

And her ode to Harriet Tubman

could be the cover of a 90s rap album.

Today, Mary Cherry joins us from London

to look at the wonderful women in black history

and shares her tales of surviving a stroke

and recently losing her wallet and stuff in Europe.

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