Ahead of their time: Exhibit brings together early social justice champions

One was a slave; the other was the grandson of a slave. One was a riveting orator whose strapping physique amplified his stentorian delivery.

The other was a delicate aesthete, whose inner rage brimmed over in polished, pointed grandiloquence.

Both were self-made. Both fought relentlessly for

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