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Roaming History - plug for a YouTube channel
A while back I discovered a fairly small YouTube channel called Roaming History. Currently has a little under 3K subscribers and just a few videos. All of their videos so far have been focused on the civil rights movement.
What makes these videos interesting is that they show you exactly where things happened and provide a lot of extra details. I've been learning a lot from them.
I thought I'd share it, as I figure others here might be interested. I would love to see their subscribers and views really take off. Be sure to give them some likes and comments if you can. History content is having a tough time on YouTube lately. Their latest video from a few days ago is on the sit-in protests: