This is the questions:
Write a letter to one of the authors we have read: praise or critique the agenda of that writer. Did you feel included or excluded from that particular text? Is there something you would like to ask or say to that writer? Is he or she perpetuating negative stereotypes or a sense of division among races?
Article links:
https://www.whitehouse.gov/the-press-office/2015/05/09/remarks-first-lady-tuskegee-university-commencement-address
http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,995145,00.html
https://bb.uvm.edu/courses/1/202106-AK-Crosslisted/content/_3856462_1/Turner-breakingandentering.pdf
https://bb.uvm.edu/courses/1/202106-AK-Crosslisted/content/_3856461_1/leaguese057.pdf
https://bb.uvm.edu/courses/1/202106-AK-Crosslisted/content/_3856460_1/assimilation%20%20-%20Turner.pdf
https://bb.uvm.edu/courses/1/202106-AK-Crosslisted/content/_3856459_1/my%20father%20always%20said%20-%20Turner.pdf
WHat my Teacher said I should have.
Use your voice – include your opinions – be honest. Remember that only I will see this
Refer to texts, authors, or articles we have read, debates that have taken place on line; draw upon your understanding or personal perspective on this course and the questions of race, racism, ethnicity, and racial relations.
Give your paper a title — something that will engage your reader’s attention.
If you quote from or paraphrase any of the course materials (primary, supplemental, video and so on), you must provide an in-text citation including page references. Use MLA formatand be sure to also include a Works Cited list.
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