Learning to Read and Write

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Before: Frederick Douglas, as a young boy, lived amid slavery. Young Douglas, Watching other children play and work. He is unaware of reading and writing and has no formal education due to his status as an enslaved person.
I was born a slave in the state of Maryland and as a child, I had no knowledge of reading or writing
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During: Sophia Auld, initially kind and unaware of the implications of teaching a slave to read, gently instructs Douglas on the Alphabet. He watches intently, his face full of curiosity and eagerness. This small act of generosity would set a deep desire for knowledge in motion.
The mistress taught me the alphabet. At first, I was delighted
This is the alphabet
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After: Douglas, with a serious yet passionate expression, writes with purpose. His hands move across paper, pen in hand, and as words flow symbols of his liberation and fight for the emancipation of others. After mastering reading and writing, Douglas authored multiple works and became one of the most eloquent voices for freedom in American history demonstrates the transformative power of education.
Literacy was the key to my liberation, and with it, I became an instrument of freedom for others

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