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Frederick Douglas The Meaning Of July Fourth For The Negro

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I agreed with Justin that Frederick Douglas's speech, "The Meaning of July Fourth for the Negro," used the Rogerian method of argumentation to carry out his message. He uses the memory and the knowledge to inform the audience about the nation becoming independent. He easily identified the issues and suggest a possible solution about current events. He is fair on the slaves for their hard work on their production and economic growth; however, he does not agree on the treatment on slave-owners. He condemns on how African Americans were treated, while serving for their nation. For example, he does not agree or believe that his heritage went to war, die in war, and suffered in the battles, so that they can continue to be slaves. Although the United
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