• The material (s) for your essays can come from any text (research) that
explores diversity, inclusion, equity, justice and rights concept. I am particularly
interested in essays that challenge perspectives for a Diverse America (i.e.,
identity, sexuality, language, ability, religion as well as race, gender and class)
these perspectives must be included in your written essays. Additionally,
a. in writing an essay you can also respond to a section of the chapter
readings that spark your interest or expand a broader notion or a more thoughtful
reflection of what diversity is to you (make sure you support your arguments with
scientific facts).
b. you are free to use an anthology of texts to challenge any multiple
points of view in your essays (i.e., non-fiction essays, speeches, literature, songs,
video clips, blogs and maps etc.,
c. you can research related topics online to help write your essays.
d. provide evidence for any position you take in your essays. …
Evidence consists of good science and statistics. You are instructed to always say
and write what you can defend and to value persuasive writing in your essays.
o Cite sources used in your essays in the format preferred by your major of
study, APA, Chicago, or MLA.
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