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The ground which a colored man occupies in this country is, every inch of it, sternly disputed.

Frederick Douglass

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Source: Speech at the American and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society annual meeting, New York City [May 1853]

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Speech at the American and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society annual meeting, New York City [May 1853]

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