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In this episode of Americas Hidden 250, I sit down with Stacey Toussaint, Founder of Inside Out Tours, to explore the powerful and often overlooked stories of women who crossed borders - by force and by choice. From indigenous leaders and enslaved African women to civil rights pioneers and modern changemakers, we unpack how women have shaped American history despite being left out of traditional narratives. Stacey shares how tourism can serve as a tool for public education, amplifying marginalized voices and bringing hidden histories to life. We also dive into the deeper meaning of crossing borders - not just geographically, but culturally and emotionally - and why understanding these stories is essential today. This conversation is a reminder that history is not complete until every voice is heard - and that the journey to uncover truth starts with intention. Stay tuned for more powerful conversations uncovering the stories that shape America. Follow, share, and join us as we continue to explore whats been left out of the narrative.
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