I just started this video but I just want to say that as someone with a degree in Social and Cultural Analysis from New York University (which included a class entirely on Black feminism), I can't believe this is the first time in my life I'm hearing this woman's name. YOU'RE DOING SUCH IMPORTANT WORK, BAILEY! And I'm not even paying you a quarter milli in tuition 🤯

@samanthavandusen

23 күн бұрын

💯💯💯💯💯💚

@KwinkyDink1

23 күн бұрын

Wow! How will you pay all that back?

@derekd1510

23 күн бұрын

@@KwinkyDink1 Lol...just because she has an education doesn't mean she's smart! Lol!

@KristinaKarina

23 күн бұрын

Interesting, 10 years prior to the Civil War it was fomenting. In the North East now, the saying, “John Brown’s dead” is a battle cry for the Union. I saw it on internet posts during the time when people were threatening civil unrest in the US today.

@TheBlissMiss

23 күн бұрын

@@derekd1510what an odd thing to say

Bailey... I freaking love you! You have (pretty much) single handedly made me distrust my government and every history book I've ever read. You really should compile a dark history book with all the episodes you've done. You could release one every season! I would proudly display my Encyclopedia de Bailey on my bookshelf!

@kathycooper3594

23 күн бұрын

We definitely can't trust our government or the history taught in school anymore.

@drewberriesandcream

23 күн бұрын

if you like things being ruined for you then you would love adam conover and the “you’re wrong about” podcast

@Alexellis738

23 күн бұрын

Yassssss!

@erickcruz9320

23 күн бұрын

honestly me too bailey is really that girl when it comes to revealing the dark horrible past of very important people

@nisar8009

23 күн бұрын

Hahaha so true!

When you said given to the hussies, i thought this was going a whole nother direction😂😂😂😂😂

@moramet

23 күн бұрын

Same lol

@cedrics5241

23 күн бұрын

lol, that caught me off guard too. I expected her to laugh.

@evangelinasmusic

23 күн бұрын

Saaaaame

@SolielB

22 күн бұрын

Me too 😂

@estrellaalcaraz1514

22 күн бұрын

@@cedrics5241hahaha I laughed out loud I thought she was going to too lol

Bailey: "Have you heard of Dipsy?" Me, 42 yo: "Yeah, that's the green teletubby." Bailey: "It's an app to read spicy stories." Me: 👁️👄👁️

@tessstephens427

15 күн бұрын

SPIT MY DRINK OUT 😂

@ElevatedMe

9 күн бұрын

😂

we’re 30 minutes into the session and my bf looks up at our group of friends and says “have y’all ever watched bailey sarian?” stone faced, dead serious

@beks163

23 күн бұрын

girl make him ur husband

@XHikarixxx

21 күн бұрын

your bf knows whats up

😂 I am laying in bed watching you and then you had an ad brake. you mentioned pickles. That's my cats name and she got excited. Pickles went up to the TV. She thought you had something for her. 😅 My furry little hippo thought you had treats. 😂🤣🤣

Thanks for sharing Mary Ellen Pleasant's story Bailey. Her story made me think of Maggie Lena Walker, who was the first Black woman to charter a bank. She also was a business woman who gave fellow Black women opportunities to work outside of the traditional housekeeping jobs and encouraged young and old to save their money. Her story is interesting if you have a chance to look into it.

I love that Bailey is never afraid to go there. YOU KNOW WHERE.

You gave Mama Plesant the ending she deserved. I love history and have heard the story of John Brown and Harper's Ferry. This is the first ever heard of Ms. Pleasant. ✌️

I'm so thankful that you're out here telling the truth in your Dark history podcasts. This kind of story makes my blood boil so, it needs to be said loud and clear! When I think of the sheer lack of power afforded to them, the complete lack of empathy for another human, it eats away at me. We have come a long way but not nearly far enough.

That was quite a remarkable story. A movie needs to be made.

@alisonhowton1039

23 күн бұрын

Yes!

@pdzyybaby6168

20 күн бұрын

Yesss with her voice in the movie too

"I'd rather be a corpse than a coward" is giving the same energy as my favorite Spanish motto "Antes muerte que sencillo" or death before dull

You should do a dark history on Bonnie and Clyde! I always thought it was wild how the townspeople tore the possessions/clothes off of them when they were brought into town after the shooting!

@alenamurray7488

23 күн бұрын

Stephanie Harlowe has a 5-part video about their entire history. It's definitely interesting!

@laureno8384

23 күн бұрын

@@alenamurray7488 thanks! I’m definitely gonna check it out!

@hmbogi

23 күн бұрын

Stephanie Harlowe's series on this is perfection!! Enjoy!

@shannonminnig4674

10 күн бұрын

​@alenamurray7488 yes! I love her deep dives!

Not me thinking the hussies was going to be a house of spinsters 😂

I'm angry at Thomas Bell's wife... What she did to Mary Ellen is unacceptable. I'm interested to know what karmic retribution she received.

@samanthavandusen

23 күн бұрын

Yesssss

@sarahs1368

23 күн бұрын

Yes! I’m so mad now lol

@SamKosel

23 күн бұрын

I was just thinking the same thing!!

You're the Queen of story telling, and Mr Ballen is the King of telling stories.

@jennifermarengo

19 күн бұрын

OMGOODNESS, can you imagine THAT collab?! 🤯❤️♥️❤️♥️❤️

I love Thursdays!! I literally just learned about Mary Ellen Pleasant in my Social Work class two weeks ago!

My grandmother's grandfather and Belle Starr's father were brothers. I'm stoked you're covering her next week!!

Thank you so much for sharing her story! In school we were always told the first black female millionaire was Madame CJ Walker. Although she also did amazing things, I’m so glad I learned something new today! ❤️❤️

@melissagoss8127

20 күн бұрын

She did preface it with first black female in California. I thought of Madame CJ Walker as well so I’m thinking that she was just referring to California. 41:39

Thank you Bailey for more Black Dark History

Everyday im learning something new school never thought me or I haven’t heard of. I’m glad there’s people like you teaching us our own history that we need to know. She sounds like an amazing woman. People should know her story. Now I do, thank you.

Normally a MMM viewer because I’m well-versed in a lot of your topics here, but I am ever so excited to dive into this video specifically!! Love the work you do girl, keep it up 🖤

Thank you for highlighting Mary’s story. So many can get forgotten about but they are just as important.

Will you do the life history of Sarah Rector. She was an African American girl given 160 at 11 years of age in 1906. It was thought to be not so great land, but she struck oil and became one of the 1st African American millionaires in her era. Please do a video on her. I love your channels. You are such a great story teller.

I soooo wanted this to have a happy ending…. 😢 What an incredible story!

Rather be a corpse than a coward ❤ What an amazing woman all around!!! So brave with a heart of Gold and platinum 💛 ✨️ 💖

I'm 50 years old and I have never heard this story! I'm learning so many things I didn't know.

We love dark history and Bailey! Happy Thursday everyone 😊

I am here for today's subject! Thank You for educating me and so many others on Dark History!!

maaaaaybe it's because I've watched for so long, but, I can definitely hear the difference as you speak. had you not pointed out your nasal complications prior to surgery, I never would've known. very well done👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿. I'm glad that you were finally able to get that corrected.🎉

@shaec3405

22 күн бұрын

The old accent was giving very NewJerWsey ! 🤣. LOL

Yay Bailey! I’m so excited you covered this ❤

What an amazing episode. I’m always so blown away by what you cover and how you fit in so much detail. This story is so important, it’s insane but unsurprising that we didn’t learn it in school!! Can’t wait for the dark history of dog breeding. Definitely a story I want to hear!!

43:33 Who is going to tell Abbie that neither of Anne Bolelyn's children had any of children of their own? It was kind of a very big deal that neither Mary I nor Elizabeth I bore any children.

@hannahduncan4223

23 күн бұрын

Mary Tudor wasn't Anne's daughter but otherwise agree

I absolutely agree with the dark history of dog breeding/puppy mill idea! You should def do that. Love ya, Bailey!

@shaec3405

22 күн бұрын

Ohhh The Amish in Indiana/ Ohio/ Michigan are Doing horrible things To Dogs! breeding dogs in puppy mills. Their View On Animals IS VERY DIFFERENT THAN MOST OF OURS.

@jennifermarengo

19 күн бұрын

How about discussing the cruelty of ear cropping, tail docking, and dewclaw removal, along with it? As a prior vet tech, I’m shocked it’s still legal in the USA to surgically alter your dog’s features for looks! Not only is it horribly painful to the puppies, but it can put them at a disadvantage. All because people want a certain look, but don’t want to take the proper care to breed that trait through the selective breeding of generations. 😢

@jennifermarengo

19 күн бұрын

Oh, and most Bulldogs and French Bulldogs are so poorly bred nowadays, that they can no longer birth (whelp) their own offspring without a cesarean section!

@user-yd3rj8gn4h

10 күн бұрын

Heartless.

@jannoyloe7179

9 күн бұрын

​@@shaec3405 The Amish also have puppy mills in Iowa. 😢

Curious as to what happened to Thomas' wife. Was she able to keep the money and property, or did karma come after her?

@theliosewell896

22 күн бұрын

She died in 1922. Didn't live long to enjoy the wealth she stole.

That was fascinating! We should all know about Mary Ellen Pleasant. Thank you for shedding light on her story ❤️

This story was informative but so gut wrenching! This women was amazing and I’m so glad you are telling her story like it is so we can know the truth! I am thankful for you because I wouldn’t have ever been aware of this amazing woman! ❤

I was born and raised in San Francisco, so I’ve known about Mary Ellen Pleasant. Thank you for sharing her story Bailey…love you!❤

0:25 Madame CJ Walker was the first black female self made millionaire!!?! Or did the USA Education System fail me again?

@RichGirlLi19

21 күн бұрын

Maybe because Mademe CJ Walker was from both black parents whereas Mary Ellen Pleasant was biracial so technically Madame CJ Walker is still the first 🤷🏾‍♀️ that’s how I see it I guess

@melissagoss8127

20 күн бұрын

Later in the episode she says first black female in California 41:38

Dark history of car dealers. That’s it, that’s all I’m saying

Yay Bailey! Best day of the week ❤️

Wonderful story. Thanks Bailey for making history so interesting !!!

What amazing woman. I’m so glad I watched this episode

Thank you @Bailey for giving us more poc history! Since you've just made my week, hope the rest of yours is super awesome ✨ Edit: Whaling is a freaking great topic for Dark History! Seriously!

Thank you Bailey for making my job more bareable!! Love these, love you!

Bailey I love you!! I've been watching you since I was a teen and I always look forward to your videos ☺️🩷🩷 you bring so much joy

Bailey (and gang) ❤ the only woman to ever make me tear up consistently for non sad reasons ... 😊 BRAVO I SAY! ....bravo ( slow clap that evolves to standing ovation) ✌️😎

Just when I thought I absolutely needed a Bailey podcast♥️

YESS A LONG FORM VIDEO ❤

@kylesbaby7474

23 күн бұрын

Right?!?! I almost peed

Loving all these POC Dark History episodes! Can you do an episode about the richest female pirate in history?

Bailey, Thank you endlessly for being you! Id absolutely love a Dark History on water. Everyone on earth needs and has always needed it to survive.

This was a great story! I've been on such a Dark History binge lately! Could you research and do an episode on the missing princes in the Tower of London? It's so fascinating to me!

I just LOVE Bailey and the way she says the word “escape” 😂❤️❤️ she always pronounces it like “ekscape” I’m obsessed 💞

@madiiwarsaw

22 күн бұрын

I was listening to her podcast the other day and that „excape” really threw me 😅

Love these dark history videos since schools these days don't teach history. I'm glad your not afraid to share our country's history.

I wish we learned more about Black History in school. I didn't even know about this amazing woman!

Bravo 👏🏽 👏🏽 you’ve done it again Bailey! Thank you for sharing.

That obituary entry broke my heart, she deserved so much more ♥

AN ACOTAR REFERENCE?! I didn't expect this today

@laurenmontine

22 күн бұрын

RIGHT!!! like my jaw dropped I love when I see my favorite celebs/creators mention my favorite books!!! lol like I had to pause the video for a second just to make a comment and read others to see if there was any other fellow readers out there lol

I have been looking forward to this ALL week! I adore you, Bailey! Thanks for the education we never learned in school! ❤

You are a Rock Star. Thank you for all your truthes!!! I'm NorCal. Retired RN. love love love you little sis. I pray for you too❤ sooooo cute without makeup...soooo glam with.

That was one amazing lady! Thank you for telling her story. Greed and jealousy can really bring out the worst in some people.

Happy Dark History Thursday! ❤️🖤

Awesome episode, Bailey! It would be cool to cover the Spiritualism movement and the the wacky and interesting scams that happened.

@LizzyHuntDsm

23 күн бұрын

Yes!!!!!

Love watching your channel you did a great job on this one as well.... thank you for all the knowledge...❤

Joan rules!!!! Can hardly wait for next week as this is one of my fave historical eras....

A Dark History episode on my birthday? Best present ever.

@Notmine1122

23 күн бұрын

Happy birthday today is my birthday too! 🎉

@Justmee10

23 күн бұрын

@@Notmine1122happy birthday

@Justmee10

23 күн бұрын

Happy birthday

@VeryUniqueX

22 күн бұрын

@@Notmine1122 Happy birthday!

Thanks Bailey! What a story… “I’d rather be a corpse than a coward.”

I feel like history text books, skim over women in history but put a spotlight on mean. Thank you so much for covering this amazing women. Can't wait to learn about the other 3 next week!

Thank you for sharing this, I believe I have heard of her before, but as school brings up the underground railroad, like you said Harriet Tubman is the first you remember. Thank you for sharing, much love to you.

I look forward to Dark History every week and it gets me through my cardio at the gym. Love listening to you. I’m from East Tennessee and would love for you to cover the history of the Hatfield and McCoys family feud ❤

Yay! I've been waiting for your next video 🖤

Much love to you Bailey and love your content. Keep up the great work

I love the way you give information... and your personality!!❤

Absolutely love these they make me so happy and takes all my problems away I love you thank you Bailey ❤️❤️

I lived across the street from the site of her home in SF for almost 10 years. I discovered her story through the huge plaque on the ground between the gigantic trees that she planted with her own hands. She was and is and amazing woman! If anyone wants to visit, the original trees and site of her home are across the street from the Queen Anne hotel (and former girls school) in Lower Pacific Heights. 💜💜💜

Thank you for sharing this story!

Enjoyed this one;) Harriet Tubman actually has a house in Dorchester county Maryland and so does Annie Oakley ! ;) . .... ...

Thanks for bringing this great story to light, when so many people try to cover up history❤

Hey Bailey! It would be great if you could do an episode about the 'Starlight Tours' or Saskatoon freezing deaths caused by the RCMP in Canada. Love your show!!

Interesting I've never heard of her,TY@Bailey for shedding light on her ❤

Thank you Bailey ! I can’t wait to hear her story ❤

I'm mad i missed this. Love you Bailey ❤❤❤ you're are everything every week

I have missed you, was so excited to see this video.

Gosh I’m glad you’re in the world Bailey! You make life sooooo much better 😊❤

❤ Bailey, this story is incredible!! Thank you ❤

Just this week found out about her. Amazing woman. Thanks for telling her story.

Belle Star ran around this area a lot . About an hour from here is Robber's Cave State Park - a short hike uphill and you can explore the actual cave. The whole area is breathtaking and worth a visit. You can rent a cabin, ride in a paddle boat, swim, or take a horse on the trails. If you go in the fall, it's spectacular to see the colors of the leaves all over the hills/mountains.

You make my awful work day Thursdays, into great Bailey evenings!!!! Shmaaaank youuuuu!!!! And totally looking forward to the Cowgirl episode!!! 🥰🖤✨️

Mixed history is not only black history but also, obviously, mixed history. We need these stories remembered and told as representation for our community so thank you, Bailey.

You're Magnificent! I Adore you and appreciate all you do 💯❤️🤗

Yeah !! New video by Bailey to watching before sleep !! 🥰

This was SO Awesomely Informative, and a part of Black History and History PERIOD that I never knew. Thann You Beautiful Bailey! 🌹

Thank you! I love little heard history and stories like this I can pass to my kids (who always are more likely to listen to a fantastic KZread retelling than a history class anyway) to help them grow knowledge they can enjoy and thrive from!

Thank you Bailey for covering this! I think I heard of her but not the story!

I'm sharing.... keep this up. We need to hear about our American POC and they went through.

I love seeing a self made woman doing such awesome stuff!! And i am excited for next week!

By far one of my favorite dark history episodes you’ve done. She should be in history books EVERY WHERE. Long live MARY

Bailey!! Thank you for another amazing video. Can you please do a Dark History on a makeup brand or something like Sephora? There's a lot of tea to be spilled..

Fantastic episode love learning with my Bailey!!! Please do an episode on the dark history of Diamonds!

Made my day ty Bailey ❤