Question

What was William Lloyd Garrison's strategy for promoting abolition and why did Frederick Douglass and other black abolitionists reject that strategy?

What strategies did they prefer instead and why?

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

Douglass ended his association with Garrison, the man who persuaded him to join the abolitionist cause, in 1851. They couldn't agree on whether a separate "black-oriented" newspaper was essential, or, more crucially, whether slavery should be eliminated violently.