Queen Nanny

Queen Nanny

leader Jamaica

Queen Nanny was a legendary leader of the Maroons in Jamaica, known for her exceptional military strategy and resistance against British colonial forces. Born in West Africa, she escaped enslavement and became a symbol of freedom for her people. Nanny is celebrated for her remarkable feats, including her reputed ability to catch bullets and use herbal remedies to sustain her community. Despite her numerous victories, she famously refused to sign a treaty with the British in 1839, fearing betrayal. Nanny was posthumously recognized as a National Heroine of Jamaica in 1982, leaving a lasting legacy of resilience and empowerment for women worldwide.

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Jamaica Jamaica: Queen Nanny was a brilliant strategist who led her men over hills and through valleys as they fought the British. 9

The Gleaner – major Jamaican newspaper, est. 1834: Queen Nanny did not sign the treaty | News