Here is the Professor’s requirement for this essay. Please follow the informatio

Here is the Professor’s requirement for this essay. Please follow the information to complete this order:
1. Please use the journal “We have to do a lot of healing”: LGBTQ migrant Latinas resisting and healing from systemic violence -Sandibel Borges” for analysis.
2. There is one part that asks to explain “embodied resistance”, and need to use this book called”body battlegrounds” used the book’s introduction- the first introduction(Chris Bobel and Samantha Kwan p1-p8).
3. DO NOT use any outside sources!!! I already emphasize this point here! The Professor mentioned: Please don’t consult outside sources; instead, develop your thinking in connection with our course sources and class discussions.
4. Here also I provide the standard to do the references:
(1).When quoting or paraphrasing an author, use in-text citations, like this: “….” (Kafai, 115).
(2).Put any direct quotes that you use (even single words or short phrases borrowed from an author) in quotation marks and include page references. When you paraphrase an author’s ideas (i.e., summarize in your own words), you must also include the page number you are paraphrasing.
5. This part this the essay requirement:
In the writing essay, take a position on these questions: based on what you have read, how effective do you think this form of embodied resistance is or will be in making life more livable for those people who engage in it? – and will it help change how other people see these “activists” and others like them?
Put one or two sentence positions in response to the questions (yes, no, or maybe?) in your introduction; taken together, these sentences serve as your thesis.
Underline your position/thesis so that, as your reader, I can easily identify it. The rest of your paper explains your position and “makes an argument” in support of it, drawing on the scholarly chapter/essay that you have studied.
Whatever your position, focus on and draw directly from one of our readings listed above as you explore your response to the questions.
Be sure to briefly define “embodied resistance” (with reference to the book’s introduction-body battlegrounds the first introduction(Chris Bobel and Samantha Kwan p1-p8), and discuss the details of the form of embodied resistance that you are focusing on. Be sure to explain what it is that the activists are resisting and what are they moving towards or fighting for. What do they seek – for themselves and others?
In addition to gender, how do race, culture, ethnicity, socio-economic class, sexuality, family history, disability, nation, etc., shape the experiences of the research subjects? (choose only one or two most
salient categories that shape gender)
As you think about how you want to “answer” the questions, be sure to consider what is at stake in personal lives and in their transformative work for a fairer, more secure, more equal world for everyone.