Who was Frederick Douglas?
Correct answer: Orator
Bajan
hell of a man
VividPotion6704
Great man
SaltyWillOWisp96651
I would say activist is a much better way to encompass his talents.
Player #9904258
An absolutely amazing man.
19RichDick73
FOR THE RECORD:
This man did as much or more for "his" people (they're just people) as Martin Luther King Jr. did. He couldn't march down the street "preaching" but he found ways all the time.
Everybody is "entitled" to their opinions but it's disrespectful to pull away from that knowledge with political comments that bear no meaning.
CyndiWig1
Player #mimi2157, as a Black woman, I strongly disagree with you. Obama didn't say or do anything to turn me away from Christianity towards the Muslim religion. I'd have him back as President in a heartbeat especially if it meant getting rid of 45!
Laurie
I just read that in 1892 he created rental units for black folks in Baltimore. He was like the opposite of Trump!
Player #38618593
Love this man, read his first autobiography and am now reading a biography of his amazing life. I'm from Rochester NY where he settled and published his newspaper, The North Star and now I live on FD Blvd in NYC.
Because of what he made of his life and the causes that he worked for, the people of America owe a great deal to Frederick Douglass.
IconicFire89287
He was appointed the first U.S.Marshal for the District of Columbia
unicorn460
He was also an Abolitionist
Ewa
He was sooo much more!!
didi
Name is spelled correctly in the info, but not in the question. it's double S! My grandson is a 4th great nephew of Frederick Douglass!
Wendy
Uninitialized, yes Douglass is the correct spelling.
Wendy
Player #38618593, I am from Rochester, NY as well. He is buried in Mt. Hope Cemetery.
Mel
I BELIEVE HE WENT TO ENGLAND AND SOKE ABOUT SLAVERY . IM PRETTY SURE HE HAD A GOOD RESPONSE FROM AUDIENCES. HE WASHINGTON AN AMAZING MAN.
Ken
finest example of an American as ever lived. Great, great human being!
Yaz
CyndiWig1, I Agree with you 100%
Nightlyblush15
CyndiWig1,Amen, Amen,and to the 100th power and beyond. 45 tried to destroy everything that he and other good people from that eraand on DEMOCRACY!!!!!
Player #83925953
I can't imagine what he had to endure in a time where greatness was an unknown word in relation to negros. Also, to live to be over 70 years with those kind of views were risky & unthinkable.
Player #46791793
I am still waiting for a major motion picture of his life to be done with Morgan Freeman to play him in the older stages of life and I remember what a great job Levar Burton did playing Kunta Kinte in the original Roots. I think his speeches were awesome !!
Classylady
Douglas was very influential in getting Lincoln to free enslaved people and sign the Emancipation Proclamation.
Inquisitive4Life
Bus driver as an option..really? There are adequate options in the narrative that could have made for a more interesting selection.
Guillermo Jr.
also heard he sharpened knives on the side to pay the bills?
Player #13873947
CyndiWig1, Absolutely!
Uninitialized
His name is misspelled in the question.
Player #5100533
I had never heard of him, until I was in my 30's, when I took a group of school kids on a tour of Washington DC.
RushMama2112
Player #8400550, old info. Please Google "Southern strategy" and catch up with the 21st century.
Player #5099592
Player Myco Orion, yourself...Abe Lincoln was Republican vote character
Player #5099592
Player #8400550, knowledge
IcyTorch10866
Truck Fump, another moron
IcyTorch10866
Player #8096401, but hey, how about those fine upstanding Democrats, right? moron