Instructions

Step 1 – Choose or Create a Meme

Select a meme based on a course theme we have discussed so far. You may use an existing meme or create your own. (la conciencia de las mestiza, the identity Dilemma hispanic vs latinos, US third world Feminism, narrating cross boarder migration) Step 2 – Write a Reflection (2–3 pages, double-spaced)

Organize your paper into three parts:

Part 1 – Description (1 page / 10 sentences)

Title your meme. Describe what the meme shows and what it is “saying.” Identify the issue or topic it addresses. Part 2 – Argument/Context (1 page)

Argument/Thesis: What truth or critique does this meme express about X community? What stereotype, myth, or system does it challenge? Historical/Cultural Context: Explain the history, policy, or background (e.g., immigration, labor, identity, colonialism) that makes this meme meaningful. Part 3 – Analysis & Reflection (1 page)

Themes/Theories: Connect the meme to 1–3 class themes. Use at least two course readings or lectures. Include author names and page numbers. Critical Reflection: Why did you choose this meme? What lesson or question does it raise? How does it contribute to or challenge Latinx Studies? Part 4 - Create a Works Cited Page

If you are needing help with work cited pages take a look at Easybib.com or how to cite an intext source see https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/research_and_citation/apa_style/apa_formatting_and_style_guide/in_text_citations_the_basics.html

Due Sunday April 5th at 11:59!