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Answer:
It requires artificial promotion and segregation for individuals to persist in their hatred of one another. When examining the nature of difference at the appropriate scale, the lines which separate us are largely arbitrary when the shared experience of the human existence is given its due consideration. We are alike, even in our differences.
Can you explain how you would like me to answer this? Maybe with a little more background information
First of all Douglass was African-American, and Captain Canot was an Englishman.
Douglass experienced slavery and he didn't.
Also Douglass is speaking from what he experienced, while the Captain is speaking from what he thought happened.
It's funny bc I just had this question.
C..I hope this helped you
