Frederick Douglas

What are some of the effects of reading such as books, newspapers, magazines, and even e-books on our lives? Are these effects mainly negative, positive, or both?

ASSIGNMENT A famous American writer and orator, Frederick Douglas, once said, “Once you learn to read, you will be forever free.” Douglas meant that reading gives you the freedom to explore the world and bring that world into a new dimension of learning and discovery. Do you mainly agree or disagree with him? What are […]

Discuss the ways in which these two groups were denied rights and freedom yet sought as much control as possible in any relevant primary sources from Sources, Vicki Rozema’s Voices from the Trail of Tears and Frederick Douglas’ Narrative of the Life of an American Slave.

ASSIGNMENT In the first half of the 19th Century, a number of groups within the United States struggled to assert their rights. In the case of both Native Americans and African Americans, the obstacles to full inclusion in the U.S. polity, economy, and society gave a special importance to the articulation of a unique identity […]

To what extent is “Double-Consciousness” a barrier to resolving racial problems in America? Discuss.

Racial Identity Instructions: Pick ONE of the following 4 Questions/Statements and write a 5-page analytical paper. Note: the first page should attempt to summarize the main arguments by respective Black Political Thinker(s). The next 3.0 – 3.5 pages should analyze the issue presented in the question/statement below. Your analysis should reflect at least two lenses, […]

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