the-six-forms-of-cultural-wealth

We have been reading about Reyna Grande’s experience as a young child being left behind while her parents made new lives in el otra lado. Reyna and her siblings, Mago and Carlos, exhibit tremendous resilience in the face of hardships. Together, the three survive poverty, a mean grandmother, and abandonment. Tara Yosso in her article, “Whose Culture has Capital?” examines the wealth that exists within marginalized communities but often goes unnoticed by the dominant, White group.ReadingsThe Distance Between Us by Reyna Grande“Whose Culture has Capital?” by Tara J. Yosso https://thrive.arizona.edu/sites/default/files/Whose%20culture%20has%20capital_A%20critical%20race%20theory%20discussion%20of%20community%20cultural%20wealth_1.pdfOne outside source found on WLAC’s database http://www.wlac.edu/library/databases.aspxPromptUse Tara Yosso’s article, “Whose Culture has Capital?” and one outside source to show how Reyna, Mago, Carlos and/or other people in the memoir exhibit the six forms of cultural wealth.Specification3-5 full pagesMaintain an academic tone throughoutMust use the quote sandwich method to support your argumentMust use 1 outside source found on WLAC’s databaseMLA format, including header and headingPLEASE FOLLOW THE OUTLINE FOR THE ESSAY!!!! (ATTACHED!!!)this website