Jacob Lawrence, The Life of Frederick Douglass No. 20.
Frederick Douglass left America to lecture in Great Britain. Here he met some of the most progressive
and liberal-minded men in the English speaking world. He made a great speech on Covent Garden Theatre
on August 7, 1846, in which he told of the people he represented-how at that moment there were three
million colored slaves in the United States. (1939)
Mark's Pages
Workbook: August, 2007
- August 31, 2007: The myth she propagates is that relapses are spontaneous...
- August 30, 2007: Blocks the door with her body, spitting threats.
- August 29, 2007: Families, families, families, families.
- August 28, 2007: Women in Starbucks, single, intelligent, pretty.
- August 27, 2007: Entitlement.
- August 26, 2007: Her home is a perfect little model of the society she envisions.
- August 25, 2007: After a year she finally, finally, finally encounters your work...
- August 24, 2007: Guilt as weapon:
- August 23, 2007: Indoctrination:
- August 22, 2007: Permanent stress...
- August 21, 2007: With one part of your brain you feel pleasure...
- August 20, 2007: Because in your heart of hearts...
- August 19, 2007: Why don't you just tell me?
- August 18, 2007: No.
- August 17, 2007: First meal in a new home.
- August 16, 2007: Noises.
- August 15, 2007: Atop a pile of unpacked boxes...
- August 14, 2007: In the wreckage...
- August 13, 2007: "You have no idea..."
- August 12, 2007: Pointing out her improvement...
- August 11, 2007: Alternately amused and appalled...
- August 10, 2007: The same lyric, over and over...
- August 9, 2007: Always that one foot out the door...
- August 8, 2007: "My bosses are in town."
- August 7, 2007: Salt smears on corrective lenses.
- August 6, 2007: To be so afraid.
- August 5, 2007: "I feel like Jello..."
- August 4, 2007: She's like a parody...
- August 3, 2007: Passion is for people who think about themselves.
- August 2, 2007: Parking lot, neighborhood grocery store.
- August 1, 2007: Girl on a bicycle.
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