1) Consider how Harriet Jacobs’ represents the role of women in her narrative–the ways she uses relationships, sex, and motherhood to get her through her slave experience. How does her narrative differ than Frederick Douglass’ when looking at these specific topics?
2) Equiano’s narrative differs from Jacobs’ and Douglass’ in that he experienced and depicts what it was like to be displaced from his African home and the “horrors of the slave-ship,” also known as the Middle Passage. In what ways does this experience contrast with that of Jacobs and Douglass who were both born into slavery?
Incidents in the life of a slave:
https://gel.sites.uiowa.edu/sites/gel.sites.uiowa.edu/files/wysiwyg_uploads/jacobs_incidents_in_the_life.pdf
You also have to use the book “The Classic Slave Narrative”
