Battle Against Racism

From the theoretical performance, Fredrick Douglass depicts President Lincoln as the black people’s leader who from his predecessors shows respect to the right of all men disregarding their racial characteristics. Though being a white man president all the population was subjected to his rule. This has allowed the unification of the country as one. The abolition of slavery within the nation redeemed it natural status and that whether of the skin color, the entire population was equal according to the president and had the right to receive equal right and freedoms as stated by the rule of law. More so, Fredrick Douglass is depicted as a motivator to the president since he originated from an enslaved background and later became a chief campaigner against slavery.