Separate But Equal  were  codified laws whereby Blacks had to sit in separate railroad cars or boat cabins away from whites in America.

Separate But Equal were codified laws whereby Blacks had to sit in separate railroad cars or boat cabins away from whites in America.

Fighting "Separate But Equal" Laws with Frederick Douglass

Carlisle's Chesapeake  brings you first a series about Frederick Douglass, the native son of Talbot County on the Eastern Shore of Maryland.  Frederick Douglass' life spanned a good portion of the 19th Century.  He believed that when you fight for one thing, you can fight for so much more.  That is illustrated in Douglass' commitment to support the emancipation of African Americans, the voting rights for all men and women, temperance and religious hypocrisy.

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Carlisle's Chesapeake brings you first a series about Frederick Douglass, the native son of Talbot County on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. Frederick Douglass' life spanned a good portion of the 19th Century. He believed that when you fight for one thing, you can fight for so much more. That is illustrated in Douglass' commitment to support the emancipation of African Americans, the voting rights for all men and women, temperance and religious hypocrisy.

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Fighting "Separate But Equal" Laws with Frederick Douglass

Fighting "Separate But Equal" Laws with Frederick Douglass