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Read the first few pages of October Mourning. Then answer the following questions using a critical lens.

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Read the first few pages of October Mourning. Then answer the following questions using a critical lens.

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1. What elements of the text can be perceived as being masculine (active, powerful) and feminine (passive, marginalized) and how do the characters support or reject these traditional roles?
2. What sort of support (if any( is given to characters who question the masculine/feminine binary? What happens to those characters?
3. What does the work contribute to our knowledge of queer, gay, or lesbian experiences and history, including literary history?

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Read the first few pages of A Long Way Gone. Then answer the following questions using a critical lens. 

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Read the first few pages of A Long Way Gone. Then answer the following questions using a critical lens. 

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1. How does the literary text represent various aspects of colonial oppression?
2. What does the text reveal about the problematics of post-colonial identity, including the relationship between personal and cultural identity and such issues as double consciousness and hybridity?
3. What does the text reveal about the politics and/or psychology of anti-colonialist resistance?

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Read the first few pages of Malala. Then answer the following questions using a critical lens.

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Read the first few pages of Malala. Then answer the following questions using a critical lens.

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1. How are male and female roles defined?
2. What does the work reveal about the operations (economically, politically, socially, or psychologially) of patriarchy?
3. What does the work imply about the possibilities of sisterhood as a mode of resisting patriarchy?

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Read the first few pages of The Hate U Give. Then answer the following questions using a critical lens.

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Read the first few pages of The Hate U Give. Then answer the following questions using a critical lens.

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1. How do the characters exercise agency in telling their own stories?
2. How do the characters revise, reverse, and resist stereotypes?
3. How do the characters resist race, class, and gender oppression?

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Click on the link to access the pdf version of the book The Hate U Give

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Click on the link to access the pdf version of the book The Hate U Give

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Read the first few pages of A Thousand Splendid Suns. Then answer the following questions using a critical lens.

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Read the first few pages of A Thousand Splendid Suns. Then answer the following questions using a critical lens.

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1. How is power exercised?
2. Who resists and challenges domination and collusion?
3. Who speaks and who is silenced?

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1. Power is exercised through manipulation and social norms
2. Not sure...maybe I need to read more
3. Miriam/women are silenced, as well as men’s shame...the powerful person in each dynamic is the speaker

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1. Power is exercised by the wealthy and rich especially when the environment is best by slew of tragedies.
2. When I read the first few pages, it does not appear that there were any explicit resistance. Just helplessness and regret.
3. Women are oppressed while rich men appear to be the antagonists and charmers.