"Three speeches on the relationship between the white and colored population of the United States" is a collection of speeches by the famous African-American activist and writer Frederick Douglass. In these speeches, the author reveals the problems of racial discrimination, social inequalities and injustices that exist in society. Douglass uses his gift of critical thinking and eloquence to call for change and fight for equal rights for all citizens, regardless of race. This book became an important factor in the movement for civil rights and social justice in the United States and abroad.