Opinion content—editorials, columns and guest commentaries—is created independent of news reporting and is exclusive to subscribers. On the second day of the new year in 1893, Frederick Douglass delivered two speeches in Chicago. His first speech was the keynote address for the dedication of the Haitian Pavilion at…
Mikala Stokes: The 1893 World’s Fair excluded Black people and their history. Lessons from this omission persist. – Chicago Tribune
