“Walk as if you have a thousand ancestors behind you” as the saying goes. Well, let’s add ancestresses to that!

Listen to four more influential historical women, who were classified as African-American firsts, although they were mixed race. There’s two sisters, one Dr. Susan Maria Mckinney Steward who was the first New York woman with a medical degree, and Sarah J. Tompkins Garnet, who was the first female principal in New York City. Then we have Sr. Mary Magdalen, who was the first Mother Superior, and finally Nancy Elizabeth Prophet, who was the first woman to graduate from Rhode Island School of Design. Listen to their trials and triumphs and remember to walk as if these women (and thousands more) are behind you, proudly with your mixed race heritage!

What other mixed race ancestresses should I talk about? Drop me a DM on Instagram @generationmixedpodcast and I will talk about her in an upcoming episode!

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