Quarter Miles Travel

https://www.travelwithannita.com/episode-43-florida-state-quarter-three-woman-change-space-exploration/

Florida State Quarter US Mint release in 2004 features stories and history. The story of three woman who represent change, inclusion and a new way to define who belongs in space - not just beyond earth, but in all spaces that are part of who we are as Americans.

Three women have reach beyond the bound of earth and traveled among the stars and today we say their names and we share their stories. Sally Ride, Mae Jemison and Nicole Mann.

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https://www.travelwithannita.com/episode-42-cumberland-island-salt-marshes-and-african-american-history/

Cumberland Island, located about 15 miles southeast of Kingsland, is the largest public barrier island off the coast of Georgia. And, Cumberland Island Salt Marshes and African American History is where located throughout the island.

We share the story of those enslave on the island and how their stories are part of the American story.

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Remembering Joanne Bland and the Alabama State Quarter.

Who is Joanne Bland Spirit of Courage. There are places in America where the ground remembers. Where every step carries an echo. Where every bridge holds a story. The Alabama quarter bears the words, Spirit of Courage. Not as decoration, but as truth. Because courage lived here. It walked these streets in worn shoes and steady faith.

It stood in the face of anger with quiet resolve. It belonged to women—young and determined—who believed that their footsteps could carry a nation forward.
In Selma, courage was not loud. It was the heartbeat of a young girl named Joanne Bland,
who stepped forward when the world told her to step back. She walked not knowing what waited on the other side of the bridge, only knowing that freedom was worth the walk.