Which viewpoint does Banneker convey in “Benjamin Banneker Writes to Thomas Jefferson”?

The point of view presented by Banneker is that slavery is something negative, that it should be ended, and that Jefferson should join the abolitionists.

A point of view is an opinion, a position.

When we read the letter written by Benjamin Banneker and sent to Thomas Jefferson, we can say that:

Banneker sets out his views on slavery.
This viewpoint shows that he believes slavery is a negative thing and should not be kept in America.
However, he shows that the only way to end slavery is to bring together politically influential men who can fight it.

For this reason, he believes that Thomas Jefferson should join the abolitionists and fight for the end of slavery.

During the letter, it is possible to see that Banneker wants to win Jefferson's sympathy and therefore uses a very humble and conservative tone, showing a lot of respect for who Jefferson is.

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