Frederick Douglas was in favor of equal rights for all people. However, the focus during his lifetime was equal treatment under the law for African Americans.
black people
Douglass wanted no slavery, and Lincoln wanted to perserve the union.
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They Marched because they wanted there rights to vote, and they wanted equal rights.
I don't think there was a wanted poster of Fredrick Douglass
He wanted equal rights for African Americans.
He wanted equal rights for African Americans. ---APEX
Woman's Rights are entitlements and freedoms claimed for women's in many societies. Which meant the women's wanted equal rights.
some states wanted their amendments because they wanted their equal rights and be independent
She wanted equal rights for women
The Equal Rights Party nominated Victoria Claflin Woodhull as its presidential candidate in 1872. Frederick Douglass was nominated as the vice-presidential candidate. Douglass never acknowledged the nomination and did not actively run. Woodhull couldn't even vote, since women didn't yet have that right in the US. Woodhull's platform was one of equal rights for women, and she was an outspoken proponent of free love.
The plebeians revolted because they wanted rights equal to those of the patricians.