Frederick Douglass gave this speech on July 5, 1852. More than 170 years later, his words still speak directly to a United States mired in the legacies of slavery and racist brutality. #july4th
inthesetimes.com‘I Must Mourn’: Frederick Douglass on the Meaning of July 4th to the SlaveThese words, spoken in 1852, are relevant to modern U.S. society mired in the legacies of slavery and racist brutality.
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