Choose any three texts we’ve read and discussed over the past few weeks. Briefly summarize and describe key points in the texts and synthesize the author’s ideas.

Explain the way you see the texts relating (or not) to each other and analyze the material by comparing the materials to something you’ve recently seen, read, heard, or experienced.

Reading reflections are designed to help you reflect and organize your thoughts on the readings. Your reflection should discuss the broader course questions, raise questions about the text, relate the text to events/issues from outside class, and/or situate the text within the trajectory of the other course materials.

Choose the material from below and the pdfs to finish that reading reflection.

Don’t need to be really very detail, but has to be in the track for the main idea of the articles

Maythee Rojas, “Re-Membering Josefa: Reading the Mexican Female Body in California Gold Rush Chronicles,” pg. 126-148.

Leon Higginbotham, “The Ten Precepts of American Slavery Jurisprudence,”

· Ta-Nehisi Coates, “The Case for Reparations”