Choose
a product and analyze how this product’s life cycle has affected diversity, equality, and
structural inequalities in the U.S. (or the world). You may consider any product:
a product with a physical form (such as clothes, cars, etc.) or without a physical
form (such as financial or cultural products, or government policies).
You can focus on one or multiple steps in the product’s life cycle. Please
integrate course material (concepts, theories, discussions, and lectures). Cite
at least one course reading and one appropriate source from outside
class.
Instruction:
1. Please review the rubrics before you start writing the paper. 2. Your
paper should have a clear structure, including a thesis, body paragraphs with
clear topic sentences and focused discussions, and a conclusion.
3. The paper should be detailed in analysis and your argument should be
based on specific evidence. Make
sure to choose a focus (such as on a particular brand) that allows you to
provide specific examples, statistics or any other kinds of factual details or
data in your paper. 4. You can use any major
citation format (APA, IEEE, Chicago, MLA), but should include an intext
citation and a reference list for each citation.
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