The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation is reminding fishing enthusiasts that trout and salmon are cold ...

The descendant of two of the most iconic civil rights advocates in American history was front and center of a discussion hosted on-Island this past week. Last Thursday the Union Chapel hosted Kenneth ...

The webinar was one of three which, along with a traveling exhibit and a live guide, has been paid for by a grant from ...

The power of Douglass’s words is so resonant that even now the 1852 speech gets recited in public settings, which is what will happen in 16 New Hampshire locations at noon on Saturday, June 28.

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President Donald addressed the troops at Fort Bragg, NC, earlier this month, delivering a speech so partisan, it was likened ...

In newly formed Black congregations, the famous abolitionist and others were able to live out their faith—and affirm their ...

Reflecting on June 16, we honour the sacrifices of freedom fighters while questioning the relevance of youth engagement in ...

Frederick Douglass had a deep connection to Elmira. In his escape from slavery in 1838, he was helped along by local abolitionist Jervis Langdon of nearby Millport, New York. -- Elmira city ...

“This speech is powerful,” said Gerard Grimes, a Union Army reenactor from Dorchester who read parts of the speech while in uniform. Grimes said he tries to be a part of the reading to promote its ...

The speech is among several selections by the great American writer and orator to be featured at the Reading Frederick Douglass Together event on Sunday, July 23, at 1 p.m.

Frederick Douglass asked in a historic speech nearly 200 years ago, and Boston readers asked the same again to a crowd gathered in Downtown Crossing early Tuesday afternoon.