In writing your essay, be absolutely certain that:
1) your essay addresses the prompt directly
2) you use the course’s required readings in making your case.
• You should be sure to consider all of the evidence available to you in constructing your answer, though of course only some of it will actually be included.
***If you quote or paraphrase in the course of the essay–please include author and page numbers in inline citations. HOWEVER, there is no need to use a formal works cited page–but the texts you use should be listed at the end of the essay–author and title are sufficient*****.
Using the course readings and an example drawn from the course, please explain (in a 500 word persuasive essay): Why “treating everyone the same” is not an effective mandate for improving social justice.
You only have enough space and time to make a very limited argument–FOCUS your argument appropriately.
Please do NOT write a ranging op-ed piece on how or why gender as an ideality influences the world–use a specific example drawn from the course to explain why “treating everyone the same” is not an effective mandate for improving social justice.
Your main argument should be clearly stated and should be supported with concrete and specific evidence.
Do not simply narrate or summarize the material of others.
Show that there is thought behind your argument.
If you make a claim, find an example from the readings that supports it. Next, either paraphrase or take a short quote, and cite your source properly (author and page–with author and title of work listed at end of essay).
Quotations that neither support nor advance the argument are detrimental to the essay, as are quotations unrelated to the issue at hand.
A paper that contains no references to course readings is not acceptable.
THINK ABOUT HOW YOUR ARGUMENT AND YOUR SOURCES ANSWER THE QUESTION EXPLICITLY.
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