Welcome to another compelling episode of Unfit to Be Bound: Black History Unchained on the NBG Podcast Network. Join host Professor Freedom X. Justice as we delve into the extraordinary life of William Still, a man whose unwavering courage and strategic brilliance earned him the title of the "Father of the Underground Railroad."

Born free in 1821, Still's life was shaped by his family's haunting history of enslavement. His journey from a self-taught clerk to a key figure in the abolitionist movement is a testament to his relentless pursuit of freedom for all. Discover how Still meticulously documented the stories of those he helped, creating a vital historical record that preserved the humanity of countless individuals.

Experience the emotional reunion of Still with his long-lost brother, Peter, and learn how this pivotal moment reinforced his dedication to the cause. With the constant threat of capture under the Fugitive Slave Act, Still's bravery knew no bounds as he collaborated with other abolitionist icons like Harriet Tubman and Thomas Garrett.

Explore how William Still's legacy continues to inspire and remind us that history is shaped by ordinary people doing extraordinary things. Don't miss this inspiring journey of resilience, hope, and the unyielding fight for justice.