The book "Right on the Scaffold, or Martyrs of 1822: American Negro Academy. Separate Papers No. 7" by Archibald Grimker is one of the first attempts to analyze the enslavement of black Americans at the end of the 19th century. The author describes the state of society at that time, condemns slavery and racial discrimination, emphasizing the importance of fighting for equal rights for all citizens. The book is an important source of information about US history and the struggle for civil rights. The work demonstrates the importance of open dialogue and tolerance in society, and also reminds us of the need to respect each person, regardless of their racial, cultural or social affiliation.