On June 16, 2025 from 9a - 4p at the World Stage Theater in Washington, DC, the first Meeting of the Religious Liberty Commission will take place. This will be lead by the Office of the Associate Attorney General for the United States, M Ashleigh Bondoc
Public comment is currently open until June 15, 2025 at 5p
One can submit there comments via email: rlc@usdoj.gov, or via mail:
Abraham Lincoln invited Frederick Douglass to the White House on two occasions: August 1863 and August 19, 1864. The first meeting focused on Douglass's concerns about the treatment and pay of black Union soldiers, while the second involved Douglass's potential role in helping enslaved people escape to freedom.
My mother ate those peanuts, too. I never knew they had a flavor, let alone pumpkin. I didn't taste pumpkin, just sugar.
You are correct that Douglas’s was the first Black person to be invited and visit the White House, but Michael is also correct that Washington was the first Black person to eat there, which he made clear.
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The Clapback Mailback IS BACK
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I am Southern Italian and Irish. Pastafarian sounds good to me!
On June 16, 2025 from 9a - 4p at the World Stage Theater in Washington, DC, the first Meeting of the Religious Liberty Commission will take place. This will be lead by the Office of the Associate Attorney General for the United States, M Ashleigh Bondoc
Public comment is currently open until June 15, 2025 at 5p
One can submit there comments via email: rlc@usdoj.gov, or via mail:
US Department of Justice
Office of the Associate Attorney General
950 Pennsylvania Ave NW
Room 5706
Washington, DC 20530
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Stunningly right…!
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Abraham Lincoln invited Frederick Douglass to the White House on two occasions: August 1863 and August 19, 1864. The first meeting focused on Douglass's concerns about the treatment and pay of black Union soldiers, while the second involved Douglass's potential role in helping enslaved people escape to freedom.
My mother ate those peanuts, too. I never knew they had a flavor, let alone pumpkin. I didn't taste pumpkin, just sugar.
You are correct that Douglas’s was the first Black person to be invited and visit the White House, but Michael is also correct that Washington was the first Black person to eat there, which he made clear.
Great article!