Frederick Douglass: “Rankin, like the love of his Redeemer, is not bounded by race or…”

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Rankin, like the love of his Redeemer, is not bounded by race or color, but takes in the whole human family.

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Frederick Douglass

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Douglass highlights the universal nature of love and acceptance, transcending race and color.

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Frederick Douglass: “Rankin, like the love of his Redeemer, is not bounded by race or color, but takes in the whole human family.”