In the nonfiction text “It’s Not My Job to Teach You about Indigenous People” written by Mel Lefebvre, the author makes use of rhetorical questions and logos to make her point clear throughout her text. To explain, Mel Lefebvre is helping her friend who wants to learn about indigenous culture with many ways to do so. Unfortunately, her friend does not want to make an effort to do her research. This causes the author to get angry and use a rhetorical question by saying: “What do you want? Some kind of drive-through Native info kiosk?”. She uses sarcasm when asking this question and that makes…