This one-hour program explores the extraordinary life of Frederick Douglass, tracing his path from enslavement to becoming one of the nation’s most influential advocates for freedom and equality. Through high‑quality visual and audio clips, the lecture brings Douglass’s story to life—highlighting his escape from slavery, his rise as a powerful orator and writer, and his unwavering dedication to justice.

Costume elements and staged transitions help illuminate pivotal moments across Douglass’s remarkable journey. Ideal for classrooms, libraries, museums, community groups, and theatres.

Program Highlights

• Immersive Media: Visual and audio clips follow Douglass from his enslaved childhood to his emergence as a world‑renowned abolitionist. • Audience Connection: A Q&A invites reflection on Douglass’s words and their relevance to ongoing conversations about justice, liberty, and equality.