Fredrick Douglas at Newtown Theatre

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In 1864, Frederick Douglass addressed a large crowd in Newtown, Pennsylvania, advocating for union reconstruction and abolition. Actor Darius Wallace portrays this legacy, highlighting Douglass’s journey from slavery to becoming a self-made man and an iconic orator.

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