Both men and women approached to convey their stories, oftentimes under pen names ensure their security. But all slave personal histories focused on the desire for and venture towards grabbing freedom, the path in which the stories were acquainted had an inclination with vary between the genders (Bulgrin, 2006). The fights experienced, focus of thought, and viewpoints on the family unit all differed amidst male and female slaves. The self-made life accounts out of Frederick Douglass and Harriet Jacobs showcase the ponderings of men and women on these subjects and consider a relationship of the experience of slavery between sexual
Both men and women approached to convey their stories, oftentimes under pen names ensure their security. But all slave personal histories focused on the desire for and venture towards grabbing freedom, the path in which the stories were acquainted had an inclination with vary between the genders (Bulgrin, 2006). The fights experienced, focus of thought, and viewpoints on the family unit all differed amidst male and female slaves. The self-made life accounts out of Frederick Douglass and Harriet Jacobs showcase the ponderings of men and women on these subjects and consider a relationship of the experience of slavery between sexual