Self-Evaluation Quiz: Exploring Afro-Latinx Identity

How do you define your Afro-Latinx identity?

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  a) A blending of African, Latin American, and Caribbean cultures that shapes who I am.

• b) A struggle between choosing one aspect of my identity over the other.

• c) An exclusive connection to either my African or Latinx heritage.

• d) A category that doesn't fully represent me.

Which cultural practices or traditions connect you to your Afro-Latinx roots? .

• a) None, as I prefer to embrace mainstream culture

• b) Celebrations that highlight the rich history and contributions of Afro-Latinx communities.

• c) Solely those that align with my gender identity.

• d) None, as I'm disconnected from my heritage.

How have you confronted or overcome stereotypes related to being an Afro-Latina?

• a) I haven't faced any stereotypes related to my identity.

• b) By educating others about the diversity within the Afro-Latinx community.

• c) By suppressing my Afro-Latinx identity to avoid stereotypes.

• d) By avoiding conversations about race and identity.

In what ways do literature and cultural expressions resonate with your Afro-Latinx experience?

• a) They don't really relate to my personal experience.

• b) They provide a space to explore the complexities of Afro-Latinx identity.

• c) They focus solely on African heritage and exclude Latinx influences.

• d) They perpetuate harmful stereotypes about Afro-Latina individuals.

How do you envision contributing to the celebration and empowerment of Afro-Latinx identity in your community?

• a) I have no interest in contributing to this cause.

• b) By sharing my personal experiences and connecting with others.

• c) Only by focusing on my gender identity, as it's more relevant.

• d) By ignoring my Afro-Latinx identity to avoid conflict.

In your opinion, how does embracing your Afro-Latinx identity benefit you and your community?

• a) It doesn't have any benefits.

• b) It allows me to form meaningful connections with others who share similar experience

• c) It only provides challenges due to the intersection of race and gender.

• d) It's irrelevant to my personal growth and community involvement.

In what ways have you personally experienced intersectionality as an Afro-Latina individual?

If you could only have had us do one assignment during this class, what assignment would you choose? (not the Unessay)

What do you enjoy the most about teaching this class?