Abstract
Spanish classrooms in the U.S. rarely teach students about the tumultuous relationship with natives of the target language, and this lack of material can leave the learner without certain linguistic knowledge. The novelty of exploring controversial relationships in the target language has the possibility of challenging students’ conceptions of the world which can open up different channels for motivation in the classroom, and ultimately, language learning.
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