Write a brief literary analysis on the single story of class, race, and gender presented by the author.

Analyze “The Danger of a Single Story” and what it says about the danger of a single view of class, race, and gender, which are our course themes. For example, you can approach class through Chimamanda’s assumptions about the houseboy and his family or race through her college roommates assumptions about her. There are many examples from which to choose from in the writing.
Write a brief literary analysis on the single story of class, race, and gender presented by the author. Use examples from the texts (quotes or paraphrase). Make sure to give credit to the source (author or essay) and include a correctly written Works Cited at the end. Your analysis should be 2-3 pages typed, double spaced, and including a heading, title, and page numbers.

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