Why does douglass change his name from bailey to johnson to douglass as stated in chapter 11 narrative of life of frederick douglass?
a) he wishes to be named for his hero
b) he no longer wants that attachment to slavery
c) he wishes to be his own man, free as he chooses including
d) there are too many johnson in his area

d) There are too many Johnson in his area

Explanation:

Douglass started to encounter a measure of freedom without precedent for his life. Douglass chose to settle on another name, having dropped his two center names given during childbirth and having disposed of different names he utilized along his way to opportunity. He settled on "Douglass" as a surname since Mr. Johnson had been perusing "The Lady of the Lake."

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