3 Three important ideas/arguments from the text

Which issues are motivating the article's thesis? What does the author want his/her/their reader to know about this issue? Start with a small summary describing the article's overall line of reasoning. Then, paraphrase the author's three important ideas and include in-text citations.

"This article is about [main point #1, main point #2, and main point #3]."

2 Two things you learned from reading the text about popular culture and/or race- related issues (e.g., racial hierarchies and categories, the social meaning of race, or counter-visual strategies of representation or re-appropriation). Introduce what you learned and explain how you know this and/or how it differs from previously held information or beliefs.

"The first thing that I learned from this article was XYZ because of ABC."

"The second thing that I learned from this article was XYZ. I used to think that ABC.

1 One representative quote from the text that illustrates the overall argument and a brief explanation about why you selected this quote.

READING: The Right to Look Author(s): Nicholas Mirzoeff Source: Critical Inquiry, Vol. 37, No. 3 (Spring 2011), pp. 473-496 Published by: The University of Chicago Press. Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/10.1086/659354 .