From Chattelhood to Manhood, from Slave to Intellectual Leader

The compelling story of Frederick Douglass, a key abolitionist, is revealed in this lecture. Born a slave, Douglass managed to educate himself, grasp the principles and ideas that allowed slavery to succeed in America, identified the way to liberate himself at a very early age, and not only freed himself but achieved great success. His benevolent and reasoned approach to life will provide inspiration to anyone who understands that heroes can and do exist.