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Join me this week as I wrap up the life of famed abolitionist and ex-slave, Frederick Douglass.
In this episode, we pick up with Douglass venturing into national politics and announcing his support for women's suffrage. This episode also discusses how Douglass evolved in the aftermath of the Civil War and where he focused his attention once slavery was abolished.
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