Your essay should be 4-5 double-spaced pages in length, with standard margins and font sizes.
Use in-text citations for direct quotations. For example: “The issue of free speech on campus is as old as universities and as current as the daily news” (Chemerinsky and Gillman, xi).
Include a works cited page at the end of your paper. The works cited page does not count against your 4-5 page limit.
2.) Chemerinsky and Gillman argue that protecting hate speech on campus is necessary. Do you agree or disagree with them? Do you agree or disagree with them? The answer to that question will be your thesis. To write the rest of your essay, you will need to discuss how they develop their argument in some detail, as well as alternatives to their approach. Be sure to support your thesis with arguments and evidence drawn from readings, cases, videos, or other class materials. Be sure to also acknowledge the argument that opposes your thesis, as well as its strongest elements and supportive evidence. Conclude by indicating why you believe your argument is stronger and why it is the best approach to protecting free speech in the future.
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