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Unit 3
Grades 9-10
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The Sons of Africa: Black Britons Argue Their Own Case

Olaudah Equiano and Ottobah Cugoano, two formerly enslaved Africans living in London, co-founded the Sons of Africa in the 1780s, an organization of Black abolitionists that pursued its campaign through letters published in British newspapers, public meetings, and direct…

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