For two years in a row, I’ve had dreams about Frederick Douglass during the month of February. Perhaps it's because I'm raising Black history — my son ...

Nathan Richardson, a poet, author and Frederick Douglass historian, will portray Douglass on behalf of Young Audiences Arts for Learning at the Williamsburg Regional Library on Sunday. The group pu… ...

130 years after founding by Frederick Douglass’ son, Highland Beach community works to maintain rich history, natural beauty ...

"Frederick Douglass became a free man in New York," said New-York Historical Society President Louise Mirrer. "He stepped off the boat and walked down Broadway, just an ordinary human being." ...

Frederick Douglass Exhibit Opening at the Museum of African American History You know Frederick Douglass, the abolitionist. But do you know Frederick Douglass, the man obsessed with photography?

Today, we commemorate the life of Frederick Douglass on (what is believed to be) the 206th birthday of one of the country’s most famous Americans. Born in February 1818, the exact date of his ...

The new exhibit, “I Am Seen… Therefore I Am: Isaac Julien and Frederick Douglass,” at the Wadsworth Atheneum features a film installation and is co-curated by Harvard historians H… ...

SALISBURY — The nearly exclusive association of Eastern Shoreman Frederick (Bailey) Douglass with Talbot County obscures a more complete telling and understanding of the expansive connections of ...

Frederick DouglassA master of the written and spoken word, Frederick Douglass captivated audiences as soon as he was allowed to express himself freely. Douglass was born into slavery with the name ...

NEW YORK — More than a century after his death, Frederick Douglass and July 4 remain profoundly intertwined. Douglass was one of the greatest public speakers of the Civil War era, a conscience ...