Write a paper discussing How is sexuality a cultural construct? compare and contrast Mexico and Cuba. You can choose any topic on the syllabus after/including Week 9.What do I expect to find in your final paper, context-wise?● An introduction that clearly states your topic question, and the definition of the main concepts, using sources from the syllabus.● The main sources to address your topic question must be the three ethnographic texts read and discussed in class, which you’ll also find listed on the class syllabus.● You can incorporate additional literature, but it will be secondary sources, meaning used only to complement the main three sources. However, depending on your topic question, it is understandable if you must use more articles and podcasts from the syllabus, than the ethnographic texts.● Clearly stated similarities and differences between Mexico and Cuba.● Citations: references to texts, films, videos, and podcasts.General Guidelines● 6 to 8-page long paper, not including bibliography● Presentable (Name and Date, Class and Section, Submitted on time and asindicated: 12pt font size, Times New Roman, 1.5 or double line spacing)● The paper must clearly address Topic Question● Overall Structure (Introduction/Body/Conclusion)● Student Demonstrates Understanding of the Readings● Student’s Own Reflection/Point of View● Grammar, Spelling, and Sentence Structure (re-read, edit before submitting)● Use of Evidence (Appropriate Quotes, not excessive citations)● It must include a Bibliography● Plagiarism (Any evidence of plagiarism) = 0Endnotes: You don’t need endnotes. In-text citations and bibliography are enough.Citing/Quotes Guidelines and Resources Necessary for AssignmentsFor short papers, it is inadvisable to use quotes from readings, films, and discussion forums. It’s best to put it in your own words. Either way, if you are referring to any of these you must end the sentence with a parenthesis, an in-text citation.● When quoting material from discussion forums, simply end the sentence in which the material appears with a basic reference in parenthesis, like this (Smith, 10/2/20). That is the surname of the student, and the date when that student participated in the discussion forum.● When quoting material from assigned readings, simply end the sentence in which the material appears with a basic reference in parentheses, like this: (Smith, 92). That is the surname of the author and the page number where the material appears.● When quoting material from a film or assigned readings, end the sentence like this (NameOfFilm, Year).● Endnotes: You don’t need endnotes. In-text citation and bibliography are enough. But, you won’t lose points if you choose to include endnotes unless your endnotes are considerably longer than your paper.For the Concepts, you can complement class texts with these sources:● Online: Encyclopaedia Britannica online● Online: Wikipedia (be careful to verify sources, use mostly for leads to other resources)● Online: Online Etymology Dictionary● Search anthropology journals for where your chosen concept appears the most (examinetop results), by using journal databases to which our library subscribes, such as JSTOR, EBSCO (Academic Search Complete), and Wiley-Blackwell.