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The title of ''What A Black Man Wants' tells me that the Black man is trying to address something he wants, so that they may feel equal to the next. Maybe better-paying jobs, finer homes, equal rights, and finer opportunities. I think that the subject of this story is Frederick D being the voice of reason for the black man and the community to address what they want. Douglass is probably letting us know what their desire is. I hope to learn what Frederick Douglass's Speech was about. What is it that black man wants and were they able to get what they wanted?
Frederick Douglass wanted his audience to know about his wishes and perspectives he has about human rights and he was confident about it. In his speech, he used 'All I ask for and I want ' so that his listeners wouldn't miss any details in the speech so that what he desires is embedded in his listener's minds and hopefully one of his listeners gets a desire for a change. Although Frederick uses a sentiment approach in his speech, his tone is what's working. FrederFrederick intends to ensure equal treatment including Civil rights for black people. He mentions what he wants. He backs it up with his sentiment perspectives and uses sentence organization throughout his entire speech so his listeners won't miss any details. In Frederick Douglass's speech, he publicly says 'I don't agree with this' while he is addressing the objected premature negro rights to suffrage. Frederick also addresses his sentiment against other conflicts.
Douglass gave his speech in the course of the postwar time to show his perspectives and points though blacks just got freedom, they still didn't have any equal right to anything that others did. And the civil rights gave their freedom no meaning. Frederick ruled his listeners with his sentiment approach along with his strong-willed attitude changing from vexation and answering many of his inquiries throughout his speech, to show that he was serious. This speech is a good demonstration of fighting for equal rights with the conviction of saving men. Frederick Douglass understood the proper role of the administration was to protect the people's rights and give them equality before the law. Fredrick was a relentless advocate for rights whether it was blacks, African Americans, Immigrants, and women. Douglass's speech was not just for African Americans. But to all those who believe men and women can't master their rights and fates.
When Douglass addresses his audience, he does not separate his words with blacks and whites he uses words like 'friends' and 'our' when talking about his race's wants and desires. his words describe blacks and whites as a whole. showing his audience that regardless of the prejudice. Frederick believes that everyone is a family
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