The Woman Who Walked Into Darkness to Set Others FreeSome heroes win battles. Some sign laws. And some, like Harriet Tubman, crawl through swamps in the middle of the night, risking their lives over and over again, to lead others into the light. She wasn’t a general. She wasn’t a politician. She was barely five feet tall, couldn’t read or write, and grew up enslaved. But she became one of the most powerful freedom fighters in American history - because she refused to believe that fear should ever have the final word. Harriet Tubman teaches us that the most dangerous person in the world isn’t the one with the most strength—it’s the one who has the most faith. If you’re a young person today wondering what kind of difference you can make in a broken world, her story is your answer.