Douglass Monthly

Douglass Monthly was a significant abolitionist magazine founded by Frederick Douglass in 1859. It aimed to advance the cause of ending slavery and promote civil rights for African Americans. The publication featured articles on social justice, equality, and the experiences of Black Americans, striving to educate the public and inspire activism against racial discrimination. Douglass Monthly played a crucial role in the broader abolitionist movement during a time of intense social and political upheaval in the United States, ultimately contributing to the fight for freedom and equality.