Episode 24: Louisa of Natchez (w/ Lisa Woolfork of "Black Women Stitch")
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Drunk Black History · Brandon Collins
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Show Notes
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On this month's episode, Brandon is joined by seamstress and founder of Black Women Stitch, Lisa Woolfork to discuss the story of Louisa of Natchez who used her sewing skills to poison her enslavers along with the stories of other enslaved women who also fought back against their oppressors. Check out Lisa and Brandon at the upcoming Afro & Audio Podcast festival in Baltimore the weekend of October 17th, 2025. Tickets are available here!
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Guest:
Lisa Woolfork
Black Women Stitch
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