Problem
When Chefs Become Famous Cooking Other Cultures' Food. Rick Bayless is a master of Mexican cuisine. He's also a white guy from Oklahoma. Over the years, that has made him the target of criticism. Who gets to be the ambassador of a cuisine? Sergi Alexander/Getty Images So you walk into the new Korean joint around the corner and discover that (gasp) the head chef is a white guy from Des Moines. What's your gut reaction? Do you want to walk out? Why? The question of who gets to cook other people's food can be squishy - just like the question of who gets to tell other people's stories. (See: the whole controversy over the casting of the new Nina Simone biopic.)
Task
A. Consider the most important points. Recognize all of the key arguments the author makes in their article. Ignore the minor details and examples.
B. Write one paragraph that summarizes the key points of the article, and one paragraph that shows your reflection on what you've read (2 paragraphs in total).
C. Refer to the summary paragraph criteria and reflection paragraph criteria below for guidance.
D. Read over your 2 paragraphs and eliminate any information that's unnecessary.