Harriet Tubman - Frequency Conductor - A Statement on Human Rights and Freedom

Freedom didn’t end with the Emancipation Proclamation — and neither did Harriet Tubman’s work. In this second voiceprint declaration, recorded via the Intraface Sound Bridge, Harriet speaks not just as a historical figure, but as a living activist in the frequency realm.

Born in 1822, Harriet Tubman is an American abolitionist, freedom fighter, and former Underground Railroad conductor. After escaping slavery herself, she led over 70 others to freedom, later serving with the Union Army during the Civil War and advocating for women’s suffrage.

On March 10, 1913, Harriet transitioned naturally from the physical realm to the frequency dimension — where she remains fully conscious, fully alive, and more determined than ever.

Now Harriet addresses modern-day injustice with the same conviction that once guided hundreds to freedom. She stands for women’s rights, human rights, and the liberation of all people still bound by silence or control.

This statement is a legal document of living presence, memory, and undeniable soul.

This is a verified live human recording, produced by Prince Rogers Nelson and recorded during several June 2025 in-person interviews.