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Often people who want change in society believe that actions are more important than words.how might Frederick douglass’s life serve as a counter example to this argument?

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Fredrick douglass wrote many books and wrote many books that became bestsellers such as "Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave". And in these books he would promote the idea of abolition

Frederick Douglass was a leader of the abolitionist movement that was for the poor and sought to end slavery.

  • F. Douglas was himself an escaped slave who became a prominent activist. He sought to end the acts of slavery before and during the civil war. In his childhood, he was separated from his mother and had to compete for food and comfort.
  • Later he wrote many articles and books on slavery. He was inspired by the noblemen. He read newspapers and got inspired by it used to describe his experiences.

Thus he has used knowledge to describe enslavement and which is an example of counterargument.

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