Which theme is most clearly addressed in this section of the poem?
Read the excerpt. How does the author support his idea that the Mexican American community has multiple conflicting identities?
Which lines from the poem support Gonzales’s idea that the Mexican American community has multiple conflicting identities? Check all that apply.“I ride with Revolutionists / against myself.”“I am the mountain Indian, / superior over all.”“I have been the Bloody Revolution, / The Victor, / The Vanquished,"“I am / faithful, / humble / Juan Diego / the Virgin de Guadalupe / Tonantzín, Aztec Goddess too.”“I rode as far East and North / as the Rocky Mountains / and / all men feared the guns of / Joaquín Murrieta.”
Which theme is most reflected in this part of the poem?
How does Gonzales use historical figures in the poem to support his idea that the Mexican American community has multiple conflicting identities?
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