The powers of dignity: the Black political philosophy of Frederick Douglass

"The Thing Looked Absurd!"

"To Become a Colored Man": The Emergence of Douglass's Political Philosophy in the Antebellum Black Public Sphere

"A Fixed Principle of Honesty": The Method and Style of Douglass's Political Thinking

"Everything in This World Is Relative": Douglass's Positions on Black Emigration and Violence

"A Living Root, Not a Twig Broken Off": Douglass's Political Thought and His Constitutionalism

Political Awakening and Resistant Vulnerability in My Bondage and My Freedom

"Nothing Less Than a Radical Revolution": Combating Antiblack Racism after the Civil War

"Strange, Mysterious, and Indescribable": Douglass's Fugitive Political Philosophy with Soul.