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The North Star

Douglass starts the newspaper The North Star, an independent Black voice for abolition.
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New films highlight the ongoing relevance of Harriet Tubman and Frederick Douglass
New England and Frederick Douglass' first steps to freedom

New England's role in Frederick Douglass' first steps to freedom
Frederick Douglass Begins to Understand Slavery

Frederick Douglass had just begun his life as a slave when he watched his aunt get beaten
Extended Trailer

Discover how a man born into slavery became one of the nation’s most influential leaders.
A Eulogy to the Movement

Frederick Douglass offers a eulogy to the abolitionist movement at Garrison's funeral.
A Powerful Partnership

Frederick Douglass agrees to join William Lloyd Garrison to advocate for abolitionism.
SALT: Connecting with Landscapes

Murray Fredericks wonders what allows humans to connect with images of places.
Garrison Introduces Douglass

William Lloyd Garrison speaks to a crowd in Nantucket and introduces Frederick Douglass.
Douglass and Garrison Meet

In September of 1838, Frederick Douglass and William Lloyd Garrison met in Nantucket.

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