1. La Mestiza Gloria Anzaldua and identity

2. “Through the women of my race the spirit speaks” Translation of beginning quote from Anzalduaexceprt

3. What is the consciousness of the borderlands?

4. Latinoamerica—MujeresMuralista

5. Yolanda Lopez—Portrait of the Artists as the Virgin of Guadalupe “Not only does she sustain contradictions, she turns the ambivalence into something else” (388).

6. Doris Salcedo--Shibboleth Visual borderlands?

7. “I am cultured because I am participating in the creation of a new culture”(389). As a feminist, Anzaluda challenges what aspects of Indo-Hispanic and Anglo culture? As a lesbian, how has Latino culture treated her?

8. Things I Never Told My Son About Being a Mexican—Yolanda Lopez “The ambivalence from the clash of voices results in mental and emotional states of perplexity: (386).

9. “Which collectivity does the daughter of a darkskinned mother listen to?” (387)

10. How does House on Mango Street represent this mestiza consciousness? “House on Mango Street also explores a world where women are betrayed by the ideology of family, of ‘home,’ of sexuality, and of national language” (Saldivar-Hull 90). How do you see this happening in the book?