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Frederick Douglass (born Frederick Augustus Washington Bailey, c. February 14, 1818 – February 20, 1895) was an American social reformer, abolitionist, orator, writer, and statesman. He was the most important leader of the movement for African-American civil rights in the 19th century.
22: Crispus Attucks: The First to Defy. The First to Die.
Date: March 5, 2025 Legacy Makers: Stories of Black Inventors and Icons Title and Show Info Episode #22. CRISPUS ATTUCKS: THE FIRST TO DEFY. THE FIRST TO DIE. Featuring: Toni Davis (Host & Storyteller).
Summary 🔥 Crispus Attucks: The First to Defy. The First to Die. ⚔️ The year is 1770. Boston sim…
Frederick Douglass Speaks from the Grave
In this groundbreaking AI-simulated interview, legendary abolitionist Frederick Douglass comes to life to share his profound insights on his extraordinary journey from slavery to freedom, and how it applies to today's world. We dive deep into modern race relations, the eternal struggle for justice,…
The American Idea: Frederick Douglass’s Constitutional Abolitionism
Jeff and BYU law professor Bradley Rebeiro discuss Frederick Douglass’s understanding of the Constitution, and how he came to view it as an anti-slavery document, using it to promote abolition. Host: Jeff Sikkenga Executive Producer: Jeremy Gypton Subscribe: https://linktr.ee/theamericanidea
Fear Not Friday: Moses at the Red Sea (Exodus 14)
You know the feeling: pressure in front of you, no clean exit behind you, and your mind telling you to run anyway.
We go straight to Exodus 14:13–14 and sit with Moses’ startling command to a terrified people at the Red Sea: do not be afraid, stand firm, and be still. It’s a short passage with a b…
DR. LATOYA BOSWORTH- FREDERICK DOUGLASS AND THE FIGHT FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE
In the annals of American history there is one speech delivered in 1852, by a former slave, that stood at the precipice of what today, we call social justice. This week on The Hustler Files Dr. LaToya Bosworth of Mass Humanities explores the enduring legacy of Frederick Douglass and the Massachuset…
DR. LATOYA BOSWORTH- FREDERICK DOUGLASS AND THE FIGHT FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE
In the annals of American history there is one speech delivered in 1852, by a former slave, that stood at the precipice of what today, we call social justice. This week on The Hustler Files Dr. LaToya Bosworth of Mass Humanities explores the enduring legacy of Frederick Douglass and the Massachuset…
Episode 242: Lauren Groff & John Stauffer
This week, author Lauren Groff and editor John Stauffer discuss the craft and history of short stories, as well as their latest work. Moderated by author and professor Peter Coviello. Groff, a three-time National Book Award finalist, recently released Brawler: Stories, an "audacious collection [tha…
The Freedom to Read | Why Books Have Always Meant Freedom
Episode 22: The Freedom to Read | Why Books Have Always Meant Freedom
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Summer is the season for reading, but for African Americans, books have always meant far more than a way to pass time. In this episode of Our Truth. Our History. Our Story, Rita Coburn explores the powerful histor…
USA 250th: "The Great Awakening" Christians: Abolishing Slavery!
Somebody got cut out of the story and the silence is loud. Ken Mercer is talking about the Great Awakening Christians who looked at an 8,000-year-old global system of human slavery and refused to treat it as normal, profitable, or “God’s plan.” While critics dismiss them as people who only prayed a…
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