For each reflection prompt, please refer to the Reflection

For each reflection prompt, please refer to the Reflection Prompt rubric. You will need to connect your prompt to at least 2 of the assigned readingsfrom last week. One of the readings must be from the textbook. You arewelcome to refer to Tony Porter’s TedTalk as a non-book assignedreading.Though we’ve now shifted to online learning spaces, you’re stillexpected to follow the academic parameters of all class assignments.Do note, that you should not rely or overly use the PowerPoint toanswer your question because your prompts will be graded based on yourcomprehension of the readings. Some of the bullet points from thePowerPoint only summarizes. You will need to explain the context.Make sure you have a clear, brief thesis in your prompt. You shouldbe able to position an argument in your writings. For these prompts, Istrongly recommend that it either be the first sentence that introducesyour line of thought or the last sentence of your first paragraph.(Remember these prompts are 350-450 words.)You will be deducted 2 points for every source you don’t providein-text citations for. Keep in mind that every quote has to include anin-text citation; otherwise, this is a form of unintentional plagiarism.And you will be deducted 5-10 points (depending on the severity) forevery sentence Turnitin reports as a word-for-word copy; this includesnot quoting or providing in-text citations. It’s cheating when you’relifting passages from websites or from your peers and framing it as yourown.Reflection Prompt #2:Choose only 1 of the prompts to answer:Aside from Robert Brannon’s four phrases regarding manhood, which isconnected to the definition of masculinity, what are the “dictated,” orsocially constructed virtues and ideals of men?In what circumstances/instances have you witnessed someone’smasculinity being maintained and controlled if they deviate away fromthe expected man box? Provide specific examples that you see fit forcontext.How is masculinity a feminist issue? Clearly explain and support your argument.