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Throughout history there have been many radical individuals who didn't stay quiet and put. They did whatever they humanely could to stand up for what they believed in and fought for what was right. Following the rules won't get you that result. There are certain times in life where going above a figure of authority is the right thing to do. Frederick Douglass was a slave who was rented off to a very harsh man, he used various techniques of "control" among his slaves that it would get out of control. Frederick Douglass went behind his masters back and talked to his old owner whom rented him to sort out the matter. He could have been killed if he would have stayed at Mr.Coveys. Not only did his actions save him and led him to ultimately become a free man, he did the same thing as most historic heroes had done, they stood up for themselves and changed what was wrong.  In the times of slavery, control was a popular trend among the white man, they often used the tactic o...

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