Tap / click on image to see more RealViewsTM
Sale Price $22.98.
Original Price $25.50. Comp. value
Sale Price $3.83per sheet of tissue paper.
You save 10%
Black History Icons: With Frederick Douglass Tissue Paper
Qty:
About Tissue Paper
Sold by
About This Design
Black History Icons: With Frederick Douglass Tissue Paper
Black History Icons: With Frederick Douglass, born into the brutal reality of slavery in Maryland around 1818, defied the chains of oppression to become a beacon of freedom and equality. His exact birthdate remains unknown, a stark reminder of the dehumanizing nature of slavery. - Separated from his mother at a tender age, young Fr3d3rick endured the harsh realities of plantation life. Yet, a spark of defiance ignited within him. When Sophia Auld, the wife of his master, began teaching him the alphabet, a gateway to knowledge opened. Despite the risks, Fr3d3rick devoured books and newspapers, expanding his mind and fueling his determination. - In 1838, at the age of 20, Fr3d3rick seized the opportunity to escape to freedom. He boarded a train disguised as a sailor and embarked on a perilous journey north. After arriving in New York City, he embraced a new identity, taking the name Douglass. - With newfound freedom, Fr3d3rick dedicated his life to the abolitionist movement. His powerful oratory skills and compelling narratives exposed the horrors of slavery, captivating audiences and inspiring change. His first autobiography, "Narrative of the Life of Fr3d3rick Douglass, an American Slave," became a bestseller, shattering stereotypes and galvanizing the anti-slavery movement. - Fr3d3rick's unwavering commitment to justice extended beyond the abolition of slavery. He advocated for women's suffrage, fought for civil rights, and served as a diplomat and advisor to presidents. His eloquent speeches and writings continue to resonate, inspiring generations to strive for a more just and equitable society. - Fr3d3rick Douglass's legacy is etched in the annals of history. His courage, intellect, and unwavering belief in human dignity serve as a testament to the power of the individual to overcome adversity and shape the course of history. - Portrait of Black civil rights hero Fr3d3rick Bailey Douglass “1818-1895 is Public Domain. I have to spell Fr3d3rick different because an a$$h0le clothing company wants to trademark names of historical people, so immoral.
Customer Reviews
4.8 out of 5 stars rating2.9K Total Reviews
2,888 Reviews
Reviews for similar products
5 out of 5 stars rating
By Babcia K.March 24, 2026 • Verified Purchase
Custom 10lb Tissue Paper, Size: 10" x 14"
What a gorgeous pattern! Struggled a bit on match for multiple sheets required to cover the drop leaf table, but happy with result! Paper stayed true to color, the 18 lb weight is easy to work with, Art as Furniture - love it.
5 out of 5 stars rating
By Tracey G.March 8, 2024 • Verified Purchase
Custom 18lb Tissue Paper, Size: 10" x 14"
Love this paper I’ve been looking for something like this for a while now and it’s perfect I love the colors. I love this print I put two of the same papers together because my project was a bit bigger than the papers I ordered, but it turned out absolutely beautiful. I love it.
5 out of 5 stars rating
By Carla B.May 3, 2026 • Verified Purchase
Custom 18lb Tissue Paper, Size: 18" x 24"
I loved this design. Was not sure what to do with 3, which is the minimum quantity Zazzle requires in order to print, maybe friends will ask me to make one for them! See more on my Instagram: @carlabange.
Tags
Other Info
Product ID: 256691772170157005
Created on: 7/11/2020, 8:06 PM
Rating: G
Recently Viewed Items
