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EP. 55: Reflecting on July 4th Through Frederick Douglass's Eyes
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Join us on this compelling episode of Living Reconciled as we take a look at the 4th of July through the powerful words of Frederick Douglass. Neddie and Brian delve into Douglass's life and his iconic speech, "The Meaning of July the 4th for the Negro," delivered in 1852. Tune in for a great discussion on the broader implications of freedom, particularly around Juneteenth and the 4th of July, and how we can renew our understanding of unity in America.
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1. EP. 55: Reflecting on July 4th Through Frederick Douglass's Eyes (00:00:00)
2. Living Reconciled (00:00:12)
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