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Frederick Douglass in Ireland
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- Опубліковано 11 жов 2020
- The film gives an overview of Frederick Douglass’s life-changing time spent in Ireland at the beginning of the Great Famine in 1845-1846. Irish actor Kwaku Fortune plays the role of Frederick Douglass and reflects on his legacy for new communities in Ireland. Christine Kinealy presents Douglass's story. The film is directed and produced by Rebecca Abbott. It is part of the Great Famine Voices Roadshow 2020 "Famine Heroes" series, hosted by the National Famine Museum, Strokestown Park and the Irish Heritage Trust. It is funded by the Government of Ireland Emigrant Support Programme.
As an Irishman, I am proud of Daniel O'Connell's influence on this great African-American. I am proud that in October 1845, he lectured in my home town and was well received there, and that it is connected to his story.
Wow what a story I’m Irish makes he proud to be Irish
May he rest in peace
I love him and I love his humble way and his strong determination.
On of me hero ✌️✌️✌️
So powerful to learn this history I didn’t know. What an amazing man.
SAY. HEY. MISS. DEBBIE.
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THANK. YOU,. UA-cam. FOR. GIVING. EVERYONE. A. VOICE. &. A. PLATFORM. 🌿🥰🌿
Apsoultley amazing my husband is from Ireland, yet am just learning more of this man's narrative its been eye opening .So well done thank you so much
People may or may not know that Muhammad Ali grandfather is from Ireland and made a move to Louisville Kentucky back in the day.
Peace and Blessings to you,This was amazing to watch,it taught me so much about the special connection and love between us and the Irish people,thank you for sharing this knowledge, L.I.P. "Live In Peace " 🧎🏿🙏🏿🌕
Bless you brother ❤
Kwaku Fortune is an amazing actor and absolutely gorgeous
Anna Murray Douglass, Frederick Douglass' first wife, helped the abolitionist leader escape slavery and supported his anti-slavery work for years, according to historian Leigh Fought, author of Women in the World of Frederick Douglass.Jul 6, 2020 They had 5 children and we're married 44 years.
I PRAY TO ALMIGHTY GOD 🙏 FOR THE WELLBEING AND HAPPINESS FOR EVERYONE IN THE GLOBAL WORLD BASED ON LOVE LIGHT PEACE AND JUSTICE.
The actor lad was so diplomatic....not getting sucked into.pitico speak...he'd get my vote
The young black Irish fella is a credit to ireland
What's Irish about him exactly? Has he an Irish parent?
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Anyway of getting in touch with this young man?. Thank you.
Irish Traveller.
Us Irish were go through the same as africans and on theyre side, because we were treated the same and have drawn inspiration from they're civil rights struggle in more recent times.
Great history. The struggles of African Americans and Irish have a lot in common. It is too bad most Irish Americans don't realize this.
Yea Bob I think most do. How can you think for other people? Wow shame on you
@@MichaelOBrien71 No they don't. I am born and bred in America and not they don't. Shame on them for being so clueless of their ancestors struggles.
@@timlinator so not one of them Bob? A while ago probably but we all have google
Never mind them American Irish, they are American. Come to Ireland and as douglas said, the west coast, Limerick, Sligo and Galway.. you will not be treated any better or worse then my mother, thats a fact
I think blacks In Baltimore were stolen from the European region New York etc
#. SHOUT-OUT. TO. BIG. JUDAH THE. FIRST. ONE. ,. TO. SPEAK. OF. BLACK. IRISH. PEOPLE'S. 🌿🥰🌿. THANK. YOU. BIG. JUDAH. 🌿😔🌿
Multi-ethnic people were in Ireland for a long time..
Are you saying Ireland was always multi ethnic? What ethnicities were here?
No it was not.
@@seanconroy7222 there would have been different ethnicities in Ireland. This country was part of the British empire and many Irish men and women served the Empire in Asia, Africa, North America , Oceania and the Caribbeans. Many would have assimilated and married into Irish families so there wasn't a major distinction until the Celtic Tiger years when people voluntarily moved to Ireland for better living and working conditions.
I've lived in Dublin All my life. Unfortunately it's starting to look like Mogadishu now
I suppose the brits cud he considered multi ethnic
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He's an inspiration. So sad tho.
excellent videos i have lots of videos of edinburgh scotland
When determining the right path, Obama frequently said he drew from Lincoln. Never from Frederick Douglas.
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Frederick Douglass and Obama should never be mentioned in the same breath!👎🏾
I don't think having Obama's hand is a tribute to Douglas at all ! Quite the opposite .