Publisher's Synopsis
In this sequel to "By George, The Radicals Are Back," we see the return of America's civil rights icon, Frederick Douglass, who is asked to address a nation he helped impacted with emphasis on the state of Blacks in America today, race relations, and the role a certain group of abolitionists played in freeing Blacks from the bondage of slavery. He also takes this time to highlight White America's failure to reach out to Blacks and welcome them back into the political movement that liberated them in the 1860s under President Lincoln's turbulent presidency. This is a story for the ages and those with imagination. As a novel, this icon's message doesn't get any more personal or more powerful than this. American History...it doesn't get any more educational, entertaining, and interesting than this.
