Gagging Frederick Douglass
By Paul Goodell Essays 14 Comments »In April 1865, at the very end of the American Civil War, the renowned abolitionist (and ex-slave) Frederick Douglass spoke to the Boston Anti-Slavery Society in support of black suffrage. His words still resonate 144 years later, particularly those near the end of his speech.
Let me not be misunderstood here. I am not asking for […]

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