#july5th — Public Fediverse posts
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Garden variety summertime pattern this week https://www.allforgardening.com/1859661/garden-variety-summertime-pattern-this-week/ #Forecast #garden #Heat #July5th #KansasCityWeather #KansasWeatehr #KansasWeather #kctv #MissouriWeather #rain #saturday #storm's #WeatherForecast #weather!
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Garden variety summertime pattern this week https://www.allforgardening.com/1859661/garden-variety-summertime-pattern-this-week/ #Forecast #garden #Heat #July5th #KansasCityWeather #KansasWeatehr #KansasWeather #kctv #MissouriWeather #rain #saturday #storm's #WeatherForecast #weather!
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On July 5th 1852, exactly 174 years ago today, Frederick Douglass gave a speech at Corinthian Hall here in #RochesterNY, at a gathering of the Ladies' Anti-Slavery Society. His words were blunt and honest, pointing out the hypocrisy about the laudable ideals of liberty and justice promised in the Declaration of Independence. He forced his audience to confront the truth, that the high-minded assertion that "all men are created equal", was NOT actually being extended to all.
The speech is known under the title "What to the American Slave is Your Fourth of July?" It is well worth reading again now, on this July 5th.
Here's the complete text of the speech, as published in a pamphlet at the time:
https://archive.org/details/Douglass_July_Oration/page/n1/mode/2up
And here are some central excerpts from the speech, read by some of Douglass's descendants:
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On July 5th 1852, exactly 174 years ago today, Frederick Douglass gave a speech at Corinthian Hall here in #RochesterNY, at a gathering of the Ladies' Anti-Slavery Society. His words were blunt and honest, pointing out the hypocrisy about the laudable ideals of liberty and justice promised in the Declaration of Independence. He forced his audience to confront the truth, that the high-minded assertion that "all men are created equal", was NOT actually being extended to all.
The speech is known under the title "What to the American Slave is Your Fourth of July?" It is well worth reading again now, on this July 5th.
Here's the complete text of the speech, as published in a pamphlet at the time:
https://archive.org/details/Douglass_July_Oration/page/n1/mode/2up
And here are some central excerpts from the speech, read by some of Douglass's descendants:
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On July 5th 1852, exactly 174 years ago today, Frederick Douglass gave a speech at Corinthian Hall here in #RochesterNY, at a gathering of the Ladies' Anti-Slavery Society. His words were blunt and honest, pointing out the hypocrisy about the laudable ideals of liberty and justice promised in the Declaration of Independence. He forced his audience to confront the truth, that the high-minded assertion that "all men are created equal", was NOT actually being extended to all.
The speech is known under the title "What to the American Slave is Your Fourth of July?" It is well worth reading again now, on this July 5th.
Here's the complete text of the speech, as published in a pamphlet at the time:
https://archive.org/details/Douglass_July_Oration/page/n1/mode/2up
And here are some central excerpts from the speech, read by some of Douglass's descendants:
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On July 5th 1852, exactly 174 years ago today, Frederick Douglass gave a speech at Corinthian Hall here in #RochesterNY, at a gathering of the Ladies' Anti-Slavery Society. His words were blunt and honest, pointing out the hypocrisy about the laudable ideals of liberty and justice promised in the Declaration of Independence. He forced his audience to confront the truth, that the high-minded assertion that "all men are created equal", was NOT actually being extended to all.
The speech is known under the title "What to the American Slave is Your Fourth of July?" It is well worth reading again now, on this July 5th.
Here's the complete text of the speech, as published in a pamphlet at the time:
https://archive.org/details/Douglass_July_Oration/page/n1/mode/2up
And here are some central excerpts from the speech, read by some of Douglass's descendants:
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On July 5th 1852, exactly 174 years ago today, Frederick Douglass gave a speech at Corinthian Hall here in #RochesterNY, at a gathering of the Ladies' Anti-Slavery Society. His words were blunt and honest, pointing out the hypocrisy about the laudable ideals of liberty and justice promised in the Declaration of Independence. He forced his audience to confront the truth, that the high-minded assertion that "all men are created equal", was NOT actually being extended to all.
The speech is known under the title "What to the American Slave is Your Fourth of July?" It is well worth reading again now, on this July 5th.
Here's the complete text of the speech, as published in a pamphlet at the time:
https://archive.org/details/Douglass_July_Oration/page/n1/mode/2up
And here are some central excerpts from the speech, read by some of Douglass's descendants:
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🍄 David Zangwill explores our personal journey from Independence to Global Interdependence.
Along the journey, David builds a case for why #InTERdependenceDay ought to be celebrated on July 5th, the day after #IndependenceDay in the U.S. https://www.museumofself.com/self-interdependence/
🏷️ #DavidZangwill #interbeing #inTERdependence #interdependent #July4 #July5 #July4th #July5th
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🍄 David Zangwill explores our personal journey from Independence to Global Interdependence.
Along the journey, David builds a case for why #InTERdependenceDay ought to be celebrated on July 5th, the day after #IndependenceDay in the U.S. https://www.museumofself.com/self-interdependence/
🏷️ #DavidZangwill #interbeing #inTERdependence #interdependent #July4 #July5 #July4th #July5th
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🍄 David Zangwill explores our personal journey from Independence to Global Interdependence.
Along the journey, David builds a case for why #InTERdependenceDay ought to be celebrated on July 5th, the day after #IndependenceDay in the U.S. https://www.museumofself.com/self-interdependence/
🏷️ #DavidZangwill #interbeing #inTERdependence #interdependent #July4 #July5 #July4th #July5th
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It’s July 5th! Do you know what that means???
It’s basically Halloween now! 🎃#HisAndHearsePress #July5th #ItsPracticallyHalloween #HalloweenSeasonStartsNow #SpookySeason #Halloween #HalloweenCountdown #EverydayIsHalloween #Goth #AnatomicallyIncorrect #HalloweenDecor
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Today In Metal History 🤘 July 5th, 2023🤘 SLAYER, HELIX, SAGA, OVERKILL, ABBATH
TALENT WE LOST Manuel "Manny" Charlton (NAZARETH): July 25th, 1941 - July 5th, 2022 (aged 80) R.I.P. Paul Hackman (HELIX): 1953 - July 5th, 1992 31 years ago today (July 5, 1992) HELIX guitarist Paul Hackman was killed in a van roll-over after a show in Vancouver. He was...https://bravewords.com/news/today-in-metal-history-july-5th-2023-slayer-helix-saga-overkill-abbath
#Slayer #Helix #Saga #Overkill #Abbath #July5th #MetalHistory #TodayInMetal
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Today In Metal History 🤘 July 5th, 2023🤘 SLAYER, HELIX, SAGA, OVERKILL, ABBATH
TALENT WE LOST Manuel "Manny" Charlton (NAZARETH): July 25th, 1941 - July 5th, 2022 (aged 80) R.I.P. Paul Hackman (HELIX): 1953 - July 5th, 1992 31 years ago today (July 5, 1992) HELIX guitarist Paul Hackman was killed in a van roll-over after a show in Vancouver. He was...https://bravewords.com/news/today-in-metal-history-july-5th-2023-slayer-helix-saga-overkill-abbath
#Slayer #Helix #Saga #Overkill #Abbath #July5th #MetalHistory #TodayInMetal