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What Shall I Do With My Boy?
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What Shall I Do With My Boy?
Frederick Douglass asked the question in 1853. Maryland is starting to answer it. The post What Shall I Do With My Boy? appeared first on Los Angeles Sentinel.
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What Shall I Do With My Boy? – NJ Urban News
In 1836, four white apprentices beat Frederick Douglass nearly blind in a Baltimore shipyard. He named them years later. Ned North. Ned Hays. Bill Stewart. Tom Humphreys. One came at him with a brick. One swung a handspike into his head. Fifty white carpenters watched. None said stop. They said the Black caulkers were “eating the bread which should be eaten by American freemen.” Douglass saw past that. The white man, he wrote, “is robbed by the …
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