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The Frederick Douglass Heritage site has been created by the University of Massachusetts History Club. Our objective is to give honor and recognition to one of the most influential abolitionist and civil rights leader.

This site will allow you to understand the rich and complex life of Frederick Douglass with documented historical facts and in-depth information of his life and legacy. We provide a wide range of media such as illustrations of landmarks, historical events and videos to support research. We want to create a unique scholarly source and enhance the availability of information to promote excellence in learning.

We have collected and organized articles about the life of Frederick Douglass and his contribution to American history to be displayed in this cultural memorabilia. We celebrate the contribution of African Americans to American History and embrace and promote intercultural competence.

If you have questions or suggestions or need help with a project send us an e-mail at:

frederick-douglass@hotmail.com

 

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The Modern Language Association of America recommends citing Internet resources as follows:

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