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Douglass discovers the book Columbian Orator which gives him perspective on freedom and equality. Something that whites engraved into his mind that it didn't exist.
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Douglass finds his interest in religion which carries him through the rest of his life out of slavery and into public speaking.
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Frederick Douglass was sent to Edward Covey to be broken he was not and wouldn't back down or be broken. He stood for his rights.
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Douglass Publishes his autobiography which sparks conversation and fuels abolitionist movements. It was a bestselling book. Selling over 5,000 in the first 4 months
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Douglass is getting loved by some of the North population at this point. He Finally becomes an actual free man and not a fugitive. Now he doesn't have to stay in hiding or move overseas hr can freely express himself
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Douglass starts an abolitionist newspaper. It got about 4,000 annual viewers. It was up till 1860.
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This was a women's rights convention. It was showing that Douglass cared more than just about his freedoms and what he was entitled to. He wanted equality for everyone. That was his ultimate goal.
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Frederick Douglass gives a top 5 speech in American history. Describing what the 4th of the july means to a slave or person of color
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Frederick Douglass writes this autobiography and tells his story about being a slave and his life after slavery
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Frederick Douglass believed in this new system so much after the civil war that he decided to join the law enforcement.
