No Compromise with Slavery

In this historical address delivered at the Broadway Tabernacle in 1854, William Lloyd Garrison—a key figure in the American abolitionist movement—shares his insights and convictions on the pressing issue of slavery. As the editor of The Liberator and a founder of the American Anti-Slavery Society, Garrison reflects on his journey through activism, including his initial ties to the American Colonization Society and his ultimate advocacy for the freedom of all enslaved individuals. Following the abolition of slavery, he continued to champion other reform movements, such as temperance and women's suffrage, highlighting his enduring commitment to social justice.