My Bondage and My Freedom

Focusing on the psychological impact of slavery, the second volume of Douglass's autobiographical narratives delves deeper into his experiences as a former slave and his subsequent role as a newspaper editor. It highlights his resistance to segregation in the North and explores the lasting effects of his past. Notably, the book includes the text of his powerful speech, "What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?" showcasing his eloquence and commitment to social justice.