What To the Slave is the #fourthofjuly #voiceover
Channel: Kisa STTIL
Date: 2023-07-04

#frederickdouglass #Independence #inspiration #voiceover #freedom

On July 5, 1852, Frederick Douglass was invited to address the Ladies’ Anti-Slavery Society in, Rochester, New York. Douglass used this speaking occasion to remind all of its continuing enslavement of millions of people. 

Something Different to Watch on the Fourth of July... Recorded on July 3rd in the midst of fireworks in the background... 

00:00:00 - Introduction
00:02:28 - National 76th Birthday Celebration and Still Young
00:05:31 - Your Father's were British Subjects Under Tyrannical Rule By Any Measure
00:07:15 - In Retrospect It's Easy to Conclude that America was Right and England was Wrong
00:11:28 - Founder's Independence Resolution
00:13:15 - Stand By the Saving Principles of the Resolution At All Times
00:14:51 - The Founders Were Truly Great Men Who Loved Their Country
00:20:35 -  Let the Past Be in the Past Our Issue is the Present
00:26:31 - How Can We Sing The Lord's Song In a Strange Land?
00:27:59 - The Slave is a Man 
00:35:34 - What, To the American Slave, is the Fourth of July
00:38:59 - Foreign Slave Trade Leads to Suggestion of Establishment of Colored on the West Coast of Africa
00:40:03 - Internal Slave Trade Nationalized and Sustained By Christianity
01:06:08 - The Constitution is a Liberty Document
01:10:48 - Conclusion


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Thank you www.BlackPast.org for the great info and photo of Frederick Douglass