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The purpose of essay 3 is for you to explore in depth the solution or at least mitigation of the obstacle or problem that you wrote about in essay 2. The solution doesn’t need to be something mentioned in Just Mercy. You can get creative.
Your assignment is to write a 1,200-1,400 word essay that focuses on one mitigating or solving the problem/obstacle faced by people of color or people in poverty (that you discussed in essay 2). In your essay, you need to do the following:
Contextualize the solution (Start from our readings and a brief mention of the problem you’ve explained; show a the need for this solution ) Do not copy from essay 2. However, talk about the problem. This can be the hook/background for your introduction paragraph.
The thesis should focus on solution/naming the problem (You can name the specific solution).
CHOOSE ONE PATTERN for the essay: Analyze ONE solution OR analyze TWO solutions
Organization for pattern 1: ONE solution (Note: thesis can name the specific solution & body paragraphs will analyze that one solution/argue for that one solution.)
Define the solution in detail:
what does it look like?
This can include cost, time, resources, etc.
who’s involved?
Include opposition to the solution and refutation of the opposition
what objections might some have?
how do you counter those objections? (explain why the objection isn’t important, why it’s wrong)
Argue for its reasonableness, practicality, effectiveness, workability, etc.
Organization for Patter 2: TWO solutions = Analyze multiple solutions & then argue for ONE of the solutions. Define/analyze one solution at a time; then choose the best
Define the first solution in detail:
what does it look like?
This can include cost, time, resources, etc.
who’s involved?
Include opposition to the solution and refutation of the opposition
what objections might some have?
how do you counter those objections? (explain why the objection isn’t important, why it’s wrong)
Define the second solution in detail:
what does it look like?
This can include cost, time, resources, etc.
who’s involved?
Include opposition to the solution and refutation of the opposition
what objections might some have?
how do you counter those objections? (explain why the objection isn’t important, why it’s wrong)
Argue for ONE best solution (reasonableness, practicality, effectiveness, workability, etc.?)
Additional Requirements:
Three to five sources (See your Annotated Bibliography)
logically sandwiched and appropriately cited in-text
Paraphrases (more likely appropriate) vs quotations
Works Cited Page with the source(s) you cited (copy citations only from your Annotated Bibliography)
Your Choice:
The number of body paragraphs
The order of the body paragraphs
Where to put the sources/How the sources will be used
Type of support, evidence
Recommendation:
Use fewer personal examples to prevent limiting the support and appeal to a broader audience
