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Writers 2 Remember: Frederick Douglass

Posted on September 8, 2022 by J.M. Northup Leave a comment

One of the foremost intellects of the 19th century Frederick Douglass was born into slavery to a mix-raced mother of Native American and Black heritage. Rumors claimed his white master was his father, but that remains unknown. Raised in beastly conditions, this incredible human being was cruelly segregated from his mother at an early age only to have her pass

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Writers 2 Remember: Hunter S. Thompson

Posted on August 2, 2022 by J.M. Northup Leave a comment

Writer who popularized Gonzo Journalism Hunter S. Thompson was an interesting man. Often a rebel, hunter had many clashes with authority, but his iconoclastic beliefs helped to guide him into the man he became. It shaped how he looked at the world and forged him into one of the forefathers of the New Journalism movement. His writing style lead to