The Contributions of Frederick Douglas, William Apess, Sarah Margaret F

The Contributions of Frederick Douglas, William Apess, Sarah Margaret Fuller, and Sojourner Truth As has been noted before, when we look at the authors of The Declaration of Independence, we are quite aware that the document was written in the lodge in of the people who were there. The wealthy, white, landowners make up the Constitution to fit their needs and extinguish everyone else. The people most notably left without rights are African Americans, indigenous Americans and Women. These minority groups formed a bond with apiece other because they were remote the dominant group. These groups of people helped gain their strength and voice through speeches and conventions with each one using the very words of the Constitution as their platform. During this snip powerful voices spoke out like Frederick Douglas, William Apess, Margaret Fuller, and Sojourner Truth, who didnt have the advantage of a formal education, but still found a way to release educated or taught themselves. A brilliant speaker, Abolionist, womens rights advocate,journalist and newspaper editor, social reformers and hie leader, Frederick Douglas was unquestionably one of the most prominent black leaders of the ordinal century and one of the most eloquent orators in American ordinary life(1751). Frederick Douglas was basically self-taught and his voice became so polished that he was in fear of losing the audience of his own race to the cause of freeing slaves because he sounded too white. Douglas was asked to speak at a Fourth of July exultation and in his speech What to the Slave Is the Fourth of July? He expresses that it is Your National Independence, and of your policy-making freedom(1819). He reaches out to his audience by showin... ...ither has been answered fully(2022). This is the common sense of most of the representative material. It is based on spiritual and Christian intellection and that people are created and given their rights by God. Since most of these authors werent taught in the upright sense the Bible was a useful and sometimes life fastener tool. Hopefully, we will learn more about these representational authors so that as a collective group of Americans we can fully understand their rival on the growth and development of our country. Works Cited The Heath Anthology of American writings Copyright 1998 by Houghton Mifflin Company. Issues in Feminism Copyright 1998,1995,1990 by Mayfield issue Company Owl-eyes Biography and Etexts http//owleyes.org/douglas.htm Bright Moments http//brightmoments.com/blackhistory/nsotruehtml