Free Healthcare Access

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*Healthcare benefits in the United States should be provided by the Public Sector and be completely free for its citizens. *<<<<<<< thesis statement above You choose the topic for this essay, Your Toulmin topic can argue anything political, environmental, educational, cultural, social, or health related that interests you. A Toulmin argument must have a clear, strong claim with the intent to persuade readers that your position is valid, logical, and effective. You cannot argue abortion, legalizing marijuana, death penalty, and school uniforms—we’ve heard these arguments many times before, and it is hard to find new angles, assertions, and arguments to share. Remember, you cannot argue something that is not controversial such as: “Texting/Drinking and Driving is Dangerous” or “Fast Food is an Unhealthy Diet Choice.” If the majority of people agree with your thesis, it lacks controversy, so find another topic. Finally, please try to argue something in your lane of interest. In other words, don’t pick a topic because you found it on a regurgitated list of arguments posted online—think about who you are, your passions, and what feels important to share with your audience. At this point, begin by brainstorming your topic and thesis sentence. The following documents in previous Canvas modules (weeks) are helpful references while constructing your Toulmin argument: • Overview of Argument • MLA Overview • Text Weaving • Research • Introductions and Conclusions • Thesis Statement • Active Verb List Your essay requirements are similar to previous essays: Final draft—3 pages of text using MLA format A minimum of three credible sources to support your argument—no quote dumps—all quotes and outside sources must be weaved into your text (see “Text Weaving”). Cite using MLA guidelines and include a Works Cited page

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