“Thоugh we hаve hаd wаr, recоnstructiоn, and abolition as a nation, we still linger in the shadow and blight of an extinct institution. Though the colored man is no longer subject to be bought and sold, he is still surrounded by an adverse sentiment… In his downward course he meets no resistance, but his course upward is resented and resisted at every step of his progress… “If liberty, with us, is yet but a name, our citizenship is but a sham, and our suffrage thus far only a cruel mockery, we may yet congratulate ourselves upon the fact that the laws and institutions of this country are sound, just, and liberal. There is hope… But until this nation shall make its practice accord with its Constitution and its righteous laws, it will not do to reproach the colored people of this country.”-Frederick Douglass, Speech, September 24, 1883Which of the following would in part cause Douglass' view that for African Americans, "citizenship is but a sham?"
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