What does martin Luther king and Fredrick Douglass have in common?

Answer 1

William Lloyd Garrison was the most famous white abolitionist in the U.S & Frederick Douglass was the most famous black abolitionist in the U.S. For over a decade (1841-1850), they were also close friends and co-workers in the American Anti-Slavery Society. While not identical, their views on most topics of the day were close and each defended the other from attacks by critics. Yet their friendship ended and the two men became estranged-a breach that was never healed in life.

Answer 2

What about them? They were abolitionists. Garrison published the Liberator, which at first Douglass supported, but Douglass branched off and published his own abolitionist newspaper, the North Star.

Answer 3

Basicly they was very much against slavery, they talked and wrote about ending it quite eloquently.

Answer 4

they both are black African American males who made a difference in the world

Answer 5

Other than race, Frederick Douglass and Martin Luther King fought for the rights of the downtrodden in their respective centuries. They were also both gifted orators.

Answer 6

The both of them were colored. LOL

Answer 7

they were all abolitionists