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This is Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls.

Hey, Rebels, this is Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls, The Interview.

I'm your host, Camille Stennis, the audio producer and sound designer for Rebel Girls.

And today, we're talking to a special guest, Christine Platt.

She's an advocate and storyteller, who has written a couple of books that introduces readers to Harriet Tubman.

If you haven't heard our episode on Harriet Tubman, make sure to check that out and come right back.

Hey, Christine, thank you for joining me.

Can you please introduce yourself and tell us a little bit about

who you are and what you do? I am Christine Platt. I currently serve as the managing director of the

Anti-Racist Research and Policy Center at American University. And I'm also a historian by trade.

Can you tell us more about what a historian is and does?

Historians are really cool people who study history and different aspects and areas of history.

So we collect research on different periods and time. We learn about people who were influential during that time and tell some of

their stories. It's a really, really fun, fun, fun aspect of my job. So you've written a couple of

books about Harriet Tubman. What is it about her amazing story that made you want to share it with

the world? You know, I love Harriet's story so

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