Arguing a real world issue

We were requested to turn in 6 citings and a thesis before completing this paper, which I have already done and will provide. 2 are literary citings, over my story I chose, (Good Man is Hard to Find) and the other 4 are over my real-world issue, (vaccinations and why parents choose not to vaccinate and their reasons, which all the articles I chose lead to why they SHOULD vaccinate.) If you could please create a story comparing the real world issue, which in my argument, parents selfish decisions choosing not to vaccinate their children, and what the outcomes are and proof of some of the common viruses (which are in the citings), to the the grandmother in ‘A Good Man is Hard to Find’ and her selfish attitude towards her family and what ends up happening with them. Just something to mention, these citings are AT LEAST 10 pages long which it was required, except 2 being 6 pages long. My instructor just wants us to have some sort of evidence from each citation, so I don’t recommend reading every single article from beginning to end! As long as what you are arguing is backed up with some sort of evidence from each source, that should do it!