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What does Frederick Douglass mean in his quote by, “Everybody is liberated”? (please answer urgently x)
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What does Frederick Douglass mean in his quote by, “Everybody is liberated”?

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He means everyone who has ever fought against or been in slavery is free. They don't have to fight anymore

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