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Murray Fredericks explains his goal as a photographer.

Photographer Murray Fredericks sets up his equipment on Lake Eyre.

In Rochester, NY, Frederick Douglass publishes abolitionist newspaper "The North Star."

Frederick Oster appraises a 1920 German Violin & Imitation Bow in Knoxville, TN.

Rev. Frederick Haynes III discusses a coalition of Black pastor's calls for a ceasefire.

The new law empowers the government to capture and return previously enslaved people.

The young, rebellious Douglass is sent to the brutal “slave breaker,” Edward Covey.

A brilliant orator, Douglass becomes famous for his moving speeches against slavery.

Reports that U.S. military personnel abused Iraqi prisoners in the occupied nation spark accusations that the humiliations and torture were orchestrated by U.S. intelligence officials. The uncle of one of the accused, Army Reserves Staff Sgt. Ivan Frederick, says Frederick is innocent. Hear NPR's Cheryl Corley, NPR's Jackie Northam and Gary Solis of Georgetown University.

Maintaining a pristine emerald green lawn can require fertilizers, herbicides, and countless hours yard work. For those looking for more eco-friendly…