Liberator - "Our Country Is the World, Our Countrymen are Mankind" Nov. 1848 As publisher of Liberator, I am very aware of the reforms necessary to the country. While those reforms primarily lie within the boundaries of slavery and women's rights, there are equally as important minor reforms being made. After meeting with two reformers of my time, this fact has become even more evident. A pure hearted Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet, working hard to assist the …
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…inspiring to meet with fellow colleagues and learn of their successes made, which at times gives reason to continue. While the country is bitter and at unrest, it is our job as the reformers to push it to the best state possible. No matter the intensity of that reform, it shall be made. We will all simply continue to hope and believe - we've gone so far, and some day the dreams will be accomplished.