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Douglass says he is hopeful that slavery will eventually be abolished in the U.S. Why is he hopeful?

Douglass says he is hopeful that slavery will eventually be abolished in the U.S. Why is he hopeful?
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Douglass says he is hopeful that slavery will eventually be abolished in the U.S. Why is he hopeful?

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Because he was formerly a slave before he was a public figure, and his people, the Africans, were slaves.
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