Connections section contains a piece by Frederick Douglass and various poems, letters, and stories by other authors. R6 Reading Club Title - Donated by the Region 6 Black Employment Program.

Introduction -- Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass -- Connections: -- What is Your Fourth of July to Me? (speech), by Frederick Douglass -- "Two Tickets for Mr. Johnson and Slave" (short story), by Doreen Rappaport -- Incident (poem), by Countee Cullen -- Learning the Game (short story), by Francisco Jimâenez -- Trapped in a Hellhole (newspaper article), by Stan Grossfeld -- Women (poem), by Alice Walker -- Letter From a Freedman To His Old Master (letter), by Jourdon Anderson -- Learning to Read (poem), by Frances E. Harper -- Frederick Douglass (biographical sketch) "Contains the autobiography of run-away slave and self-educated abolitionist, Frederick Douglass, and his escape from a Maryland plantation."