How does Harriet Jacobs’s response to sexual assault indicate her resistance to the dehumanization of slavery?

A  Harriet Jacobs did not push back against the dehumanization of slavery. In fact, she wrote an autobiography where she wrote about being angry about the way her master treated her.

B  Harriet Jacobs had no historical agency and never resisted, which is clear in the textbook as it describes that she followed her master’s every command.

C  Harriet Jacobs resisted her master’s sexual advances and she took on a white lover, which demonstrates her historical agency as she made some of her own choices.

D  Harriet Jacobs attempted to murder her master after he assaulted her, which demonstrates that she was unwilling to be a victim.