Join the Frederick Douglass Neighborhood Association for a lively discussion that will provoke new thoughts and relevance around Frederick Douglass’ historical writings. The selected reading for this discussion is excerpt from a speech entitled “I Am a Radical Woman Suffrage Man” delivered in Boston, Massachusetts, 28 May 1888 . This selection addresses the concept of how two people, raised in the same house in the same way, can end up having different rights. We hope it will lead to a good conversation about the times, what has changed, what is the same, how this shows up in different ways. Visit the Frederick Douglass Neighborhood Association Facebook page to see the text.

FREE! ALL ARE WELCOME!

We’ll provide copies of the text for you – you just come with enthusiasm and an open mind!

Date: Tuesday, May 6, 2025
Time: 6-7pm
Location: Brockton Public Library Main Branch, Art Room