Question 10 • *KCPS English Language Arts 11 (2027)
Frederick Douglass argues that the ideals celebrated in the Declaration of Independence—liberty and equality—are denied to enslaved and free Black Americans. The speech condemns this contradiction between the nation’s founding principles and its treatment of Black people. So the best choice is that Douglass’s speech says the treatment of Black people directly contradicts the Declaration.
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