Experiences with Racism

 Thesis Statement: Whether a person lives in the city or country, the different levels of diversity can make the experience of racism better, but the levels of diversity can also make the experience of racism worse. Outline: Par. 1: Introduction ending in a thesis statement. Mention full names of authors and full titles. Afterward, only mention last name of authors. Create a context for the thesis statement. Par. 2: Whether a person lives in the city or country, the different levels of diversity can make the experience of racism better. (Use both authors) Par. 3: Country or city, the levels of diversity can also make the experience of racism worse. (Use both authors) Par. 4: Conclusion. Provide closure. Why is this idea important? –at least 500 words. –Informative Report. –You must use Brent Staples and Kesaya Noda. –No research outside of our textbook is allowed. –The last sentence of the Introduction should be an Insight. This new Insight will be completely different from Paper 1. –The Insight should be an idea that the reader might not have understood upon reading the sources for the first time. –Plan your essay before writing; use an outline. –No quotations. Use summaries and paraphrases when referring to the sources. –Avoid major sentence errors: sentence splices and sentence fragments. –Avoid colloquialisms: slang, contractions, and the use of “you.” –Avoid the first person (I, me, my, etc.)