Question

Could someone help me with these 2 questions please

Identify and explain the rhetorical appeal (ethos, pathos, or logos) of the photograph found on page 289 of "What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?"

Tokenism is the practice of making a symbolic gesture toward a goal, such as eliminating slavery, but not actually fulfilling that goal. Why does Douglass view his invitation to speak on the Fourth of July as an act of Tokenism?

Answer 1

Why does Douglass consistently use the pronoun "your" in this speech? He is creating the separation between the slave and the free whites if slavery were to continue it would be the death of America would lead to war this is Identify these elements. What feelings is he appealing to in his audience in this section?

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