Question

what is the central idea of this excerpt from "The Destiny of Colored Americans" by Frederick Douglass?

Answer 1

There is no excerpt given but the central idea here is that there is a great injustice being done to African Americans. They endured much and suffered under the yoke of slavery. They will fight to abolish this evil that is destroying both African American as well as White Americans.

Answer 2

The central idea of ​​this excerpt from Frederick Douglass's "The Destiny of Americans of Color" is that even though people of color have lived under the most severe and bitter circumstances of slavery and oppression.

And in the most unfavorable hardships for existence, the colored population has lived, continues to live, and increases, so it is clear that the land must continue to be the home of the colored man, as long as it remains the abode of civilization, and religion