Consider the differences in two slave narratives by Jacobs and Douglass, particularly from a gendered point of view.

Consider the differences in two slave narratives by Jacobs and Douglass, particularly from a gendered point of view. For example, consider how Douglass achieves freedom and the obstacles he overcomes as a man. Then consider the obstacles to freedom Jacobs faces, both as and as a mother. What are these differences and why are they important to understanding each individuals quest for freedom as well as the journey to self identity. Consider that Jacobs has to use mental acrobatics rather than physical strength.