The Life and Legacy of Frederick Douglass
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February 14, 2020
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1:10Now PlayingAs the most forceful proponent of the cause of integration, Frederick Douglass taught black Americans — and all other Americans — to not only stand up for justice and strive for excellence, but to reject what he saw as the greatest danger to any people’s liberation and elevation: the spirit of alienation.
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