Women in Culture: An Intersectional Anthology”
Critical reflection related to each week’s assigned content and lecture. The goal is to thoughtfully and critically engage with the course content. For each reflection, please emphasize the definitions and significance of key concepts presented in the content, including compelling quotes that stood out to you. These reflections are meant to help you synthesize your ideas about our readings and lectures and help you practice the critical thinking and analytical skills that you’ll demonstrate with your final paper/project. Some ideas to write about include:
Theoretical questions raised by the author/creator that stood out to you
What the author/creator made you think/feel and why
What you agree or disagree with and why
READ THE FOLLOWING: Each reflection should be between 1 pages long, single-spaced
* Each reflection should be between 1-3 pages long, single-spaced
*Use only: the textbook, article, documentary, and lecture slides as sources.
*Try to cite all of the textbook readings
*   READ THE LECTURE SLIDES
*    APPLY THE READINGS AND THE LECTURES, EXPLAIN WHAT IT WAS ABOUT
** LOOK AT THE SAMPLE REFLECTION AS A GUIDELINE ON HOW TO WRITE THE PAPER
Textbook Citation: Scott, Bonnie, K. et al. Women in Culture: An Intersectional Anthology for Gender and Women’s Studies. Available from: VitalSource Bookshelf, (2nd Edition). Wiley Global Research (STMS), 2016.
**I have attached screenshots of the pages of the book.
Documentary: Dolores 
https://video.alexanderstreet.com/embed/dolores