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memorialized fighter for equal rights for all

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memorialized fighter for equal rights for all

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Frederick Douglass was not only an abolitionist but he was also a women's rights activist and he also inspired the civil rights movements and many others following the civil rights movement

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he kept fighting slavery to his last breath and inspired many slaves to rebel and inspired many conductors for the underground railroad to keep fighting

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soon after Frederick Douglass became a freed slaves he became an abolitionist fighting against slavery

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After Fredrick escaped to freedom he married a free slave that he had know from when he was enslaved

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He taught himself to read and when he was sent off to the Eastern Shore to labor as a field hand but he was soon taken back due to the fact he planned an unsuccessful escape and started educating the slaves he then escaped by pretending to be a sailor and fleeing as a stow away

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He had a difficult family life, barely knew his mother, and his mother died soon after his birth on the plantation

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Fredrick Douglass was a good friend of William Loyd Garrison but Fredrick cut ties with Garrison in 1851

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Fredrick Douglass a keystone abolitionist was born in February 1818 and died on February 20th 1895

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Who helped Fredrick Douglass on his journey to abolish slavery

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Who helped Fredrick Douglass on his journey to abolish slavery

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Fredrick Douglass and Harriet Tubman a conductor for the underground railroad were the two biggest keystones in the abolitionists movements of their entire generation

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he was a former slave that had escaped and went on to help others being harmed by slavery and actively fighting against slavery