Frederick Douglass and Anti-Racism Mural
Place: Frederick Douglass and Anti-Racism Mural
Location: Northumberland Street, just past St. Lukes and the peace wall
This mural, commissioned by Open Hands, shows various anti-racism figures throughout history, headlined by Frederick Douglass. Douglass spent some of his time in Belfast whilst preparing for his return to America after escaping slavery. It is meant to show that every person, regardless of background, should be created equally.