Rediscovering Frederick Douglass

[@PamelaJaneRogers]

Very glad to see this information on the brilliant Fredrick Douglass!

[@Mr.Rocklight]

I'm crying because of truth and justice in America. What is truth and justice? It hasn't happened yet ❤

[@justmyopinion9883]

Thank you for sharing this video. Fredrick Douglass is one of my favorite historical figures. It's fascinating to learn about early photography, too.

[@TeaneckMan90]

He was a great man and very influential.

[@nobody4prez]

That was so good. The documentary from HBO says he liked taking pictures because he was vain or something to that effect and it didn’t sit well with me. I had to find something that made more sense and here it is!

[@danispeaksfinances]

I heard somewhere else it was because he knew the importance of the imagery and they were portraying slaves/black people in a negative light. He wanted to combat that.

[@cheiftain732]

He stayed in ireland . Im proud to say he said he first felt equal here . He loved daniel oconnell the great liberator

[@evan1586]

He was a extraordinary GENT!

[@Mr.Rocklight]

Frederick Douglass was a "Wiseman"❤

[@isaiekwizera3068]

Amazing history!!

[@sirikalvik]

If they ever make a movie about Frederick Douglass, we need to sign a petition to get Laurence Fishbourne to play the role!

[@ryanlynn146]

Fredrick is so beautiful in so many ways.

[@bobbielasister3154]

Forth of July speech by Frederick douglass

[@Rico-Suave_]

Great video, thank you very much , note to self(nts) watched all of it 25:50

[@dougburgeson]

The title should be "Rediscovering photography." All knowledge is good, though!

[@mortalclown3812]

His writing is extraordinary.

[@iamcalledirenechaliz-lopez]

My boyfriend ❤😂 because he was brave, intelligent, and handsome let’s not forget articulate!

[@michelecovert436]

oops fredrick Douglas not fraklin sorry yall

[@markbrown375]

HORACE GREELEY and COLONIZATION "Frederick Douglass papers" the time has not come for them to emigrate from these states to any other country, and last of all, to the wilds of Africa feb16 1852

[@vandellmosley7820]

2020 NIKE..

[@redwhiteblue3614]

He was a letter carrier for 52 years. Of course they crossed paths lmao smh

[@godatetsu]

Frederick Douglass was mixed race not a black african man

[@iamcalledirenechaliz-lopez]

Frederick Douglass was not considered mix. He was considered a black African thus a slave in his time in America…

[@LoveMafae]

mixed race man not black

[@jengriffin152]

Hence the slavery, we're gonna stick with "black". Bcz America was/is obsessed with color. Especially if it's the color brown, that's called black...

[@TimothyZakaria]

​@jengriffin152 he's my father I know now he was an educator but he was from Africa that's the truth not from the Americas.