David Walker and Nat Turner were abolitionists. They were Southerners and very religious. David Walker and Nat Turner believed in violence and handling things by any means necessary. The Walker appeal was printed in 1829 in Boston. In this publication Walker, used angry words towards slavery and white racism. The Walker appeal molded slavery in many ways. It had an influence on Garrison abolition. It gave hope and inspired black abolitionism, it also made it to the South and put fear in the Southern whites. The intention of the Walker Appeal was to implant pride in African American readers and provide hope that the transition would someday come. It spoke out towards colonization, a prominent movement that desired to transport free African
