Սամուէլ’s Reviews > A is for American: Letters and Other Characters in the Newly United States > Status Update

"Frederick Douglas might, after all, have adopted a strategy like Sequoyah's - he might have insisted that true freedom for American blacks lay in a kind of linguistic secession and rejected English-language and Roman-alphabet literacy all together - but instead he insisted that American blacks can be both black and literate in English and, ultimately, ultimately, American."

Pg 134.

Wow.

Just wow.