In my observations and thoughts of reading the “Learning to Read and Write” by Frederick Douglas, I found the passage to be a little bit difficult to understand but informative; it was very educational to read. In the beginning of the text, Frederick Douglass talks about his informal education and emphasis the importance of reading and writing without the of proper educators. One of the statements that I found interesting was that Douglass was expressing himself openly and honestly about having a conversation with his readings. I can relate to Douglass because in these reflection assignments I am suppose to have a dialogue with the readings I am assigned and given twice a week. For example, The first reading assignment was “Superman and Me”
