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Frederick Douglass (Radio Edit)

You're Dead to Me

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The Early Life and Rise of Frederick Douglass

This chapter explores the tumultuous early years of Frederick Douglass, from his childhood as an enslaved child in Maryland to his transformative journey of self-education. It highlights the struggles he faced, including family separation and societal skepticism, and underscores his determination to articulate his experiences and challenge slavery. Douglass's eventual escape and remarkable rise as a powerful orator set the foundation for his lifelong advocacy for abolition and equality.

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