Barbering and Activism
Moses grows up in a challenging environment, losing his parents by age 13 and training as a barber, a profession that held significant social and medical roles in the 19th century. His experiences traveling the Mississippi River expose him to the brutal realities of slavery, igniting a passion to fight against it. As he navigates his journey, he also becomes a Freemason, adding another layer to his complex story.In this clip
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