On the record
In spite of a common nature and the equality framed into law, this hate works injustice, of which each in their own name and under their own color may justly complain.
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Frederick Douglass
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gutenberg.orgIn spite of a common nature and the equality framed into law, this hate works injustice, of which each in their own name and under their own color may justly complain.
This quote illustrates the ongoing injustices stemming from deep-seated hatred despite legal equality.
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