Urging people to use their Voting Privilege
You are taking political science class and you are studying voter registration and participation. Your instructor has asked you to write an editorial for your local newspaper urging that either more citizens become registered voters or more voters use their voting privilege. Write an argumentative essay that could be submitted to the newspaper”s editor.
Within your essay, you are to provide at least two sources within your work that supports your thesis.
You must choose the essay option I have provided for this assignment . If you submit an essay that does not respond to one of the prompts, your essay will not be accepted as an appropriate response to this writing assignment; instead, you will be asked to write another essay that does respond to the prompt you were assigned.
Racial Politics
Im happy to tip a generous amount. The amount of the tip will reflect the feedback I get from the final product you compose. Please only choose this prompt if you have an in depth history of the racial injustices of this country- specifically black American history.
Please respond to the prompt below. You should cite at least 3 outside scholarly sources and you are encouraged but not required to cite non-scholarly sources that are relevant to your thinking as well (i.e., artistic, journalistic, or other non-academic sources). (This paper should be in support of creating a racially equal society in the U.S)
Minimum of 8 double spaced pages, APA style citing format
Prompt:
The first two paper prompts have asked you to consider the systemic, institutional, ideological, cultural, and other forms of racism that created and sustain racial inequality in the United States. In this paper, I would like you to consider how one might approach a reform or revolutionary agenda to durably halt the cycle of racial caste that Alexander identified in The New Jim Crow.
How does real change happen? Changing the culture? Reforming institutions? Tearing down old institutions and creating new ones? What might a real dismantling white supremacist systems look like to you? How do we achieve your vision?
In your response, please be sure to directly address the main proposal of the Coates essay, “The Case for Reparations,” in which he writes, “A crime that implicates the entire American people deserves its hearing in the legislative body that represents them. John Conyers’s HR 40 is the vehicle for that hearing.”
I specifically want to see engagement with the following sources in order for you to achieve full credit for the paper: Michelle Alexander The New Jim Crow Ch. 6, Ashley Jardina White Identity Politics, and Coates.
Peace-making initiatives
It could be a political science piece that analyzes different wars, different peace deals, conflict resolution strategies; or, for instance, it could be a historical analysis of certain peace-making initiatives in the past.
It stands out among other forms of paper by its vigor to “explain” a puzzle through some empirical data (either some survey data, or some historical data or some other legitimate form of scientific data that could be used for a research paper)
you will have to rely more on external sources. You will formulate a research question, show how to answer it by sharing your methodological choices, bring up empirical evidence to demonstrate your points and answer the research question to explain the conundrum you raised. Your paper will naturally be longer (10 pages, including bibliography).
need to specify a tangible research question.
Which dimension of Korean war you want to elucidate and how will you connect it with War and Peace? Do you consider the status quo as a peace (at the expense of having a divided country) or is it just a settlement that cannot last forever? Or are you going to analyze China’s motives? (Which is a lot harder). We cannot really go that far finding out the real motives of countries as it could be highly speculative.
Side note: try to avoid emotionally charged judgmental sentences such as “they will always be a disgrace to…”
Army professional culture
Instructions. You are to read the Army White Paper, The Profession of Arms, dated 8 December 2010.Prepare an essay addressing the importance of the role of Human Resources Sergeant in the Profession of Arms. The paper must be at least two pages and written IAW the Army writing style. Use APA format, Arial font, 12 pitch.
Mail-in voting system
Compose a 1000- to 1200-word news article on a topic that is relevant to your local community.
Must be a multi-draft composition: it should be brainstormed, planned, drafted, redrafted, revised, and edited, and should appear in its final draft form as a fully realized, carefully crafted, and meticulously revised and edited composition.
Must write for your community or your campus, so you must choose a local story or a broader story with a local focus: this means you can cover a national story but from a local angle.
Must NOT use other news stories as sources for your own story. You must conduct your own interviews and dig up data and facts from primary sources on your own. In other words, you cannot build your news story off the legwork of other journalists, and since you are writing a local story, this should be easier than you think. Interview neighbors, city council members, participants, and so on and turn to government websites (like the Dallas County COVID website, for example), police reports, surveys, and so on.
Must be purely objective; in other words, you cannot express your opinion or judgment in any way. You must purely report the news.
Social and economic policies
hello i have an essay. You are required to write between 4-5 double-spaced pages. Please use the course readings and have full references, citations (Chicago Manual of Style) to support your arguments. I WILL ATTACH THE READINGS AND THE PROMPT BELOW.
The Essay subject:
Gender is the integral part of the Middle East politic. As such, “in Iran in order to pave the way for the conservative religious vision of a ‘good Muslim society’ … women have been targeted as markers of identity and have been made the object of social and economic policies and restrictive legal reforms (Hoodfar, 2010: 886). In Turkey “[m]otherhood and women’s role in socialisation were central themes in nation-building ideologies” … and “traditional roles were re-emphasised in the nationalist ideology. … [In] Westernism, Islamism, and Turkism, women were at the centre of social projects as objects of modernisation. … [M]en were keen to keep women within the boundaries of their own image of womanhood, which did not go beyond the traditional” (Cakir, 2007 : 67) roles.
Political institution
In each of the units of the course with assigned readings, class members post discussion of three
“key ideas,” one from each of the assigned readings. The key ideas assignment is intended to
encourage reflective reading and demonstrate application of the idea within the public sector.
A key idea addresses what the student finds to be an important or useful concept. Each key idea
entry assesses its importance, strengths and/or weaknesses, practical application, or points of
interest or confusion. Key ideas should be briefly linked to news events, societal conditions, or
personal experience.
Key ideas are about specific concepts from a portion of a reading, though sometimes they are
central to an entire reading. Key ideas entries do not summarize entire assigned readings or the
posted course notes for the unit.
Posting and Format
Key ideas for the unit are typed or pasted (not attached) as a single message into a discussion
thread. Each key idea should be discussed in approximately 200-250 words of narrative (not
including quotations, citations, references, or lists), separated into paragraphs where appropriate.
Each key idea is labeled with the name of the key idea, the author of the source reading, and the
page number(s) of the key idea. For sources from outside of our classroom readings, parenthetic
citations with author and date as well as a reference list should be included with the key ideas
entries. Excessive quotation and lists should be avoided; concepts should generally be
summarized in the student’s words.
Political and economic conditions
Research the codes of conduct of a large company, such as Microsoft, and a small company in your local community and compare the issues that they cover. Describe the commonalities and differences of content in the codes. Discuss why you think there are differences in the content of the codes.
2. Consider the current situation and prevailing political and economic conditions in Brazil, a BRIC country. As a manager who has been considering investment in Rio de Janeiro, how do you assess the political and economic risks at this time?
Your response must be at least 500 words in length for both questions.
Ancient-Modern debate
Compare and contrast the positions of Boethius and Machiavelli:
What is Boethius’ conception of human nature? How does he interpret Fortune and the role it plays in human affairs? What does Boethius mean by False Happiness? Why is it false? How does his philosophy of human nature, fortune, and politics influence his understanding of happiness?
Machiavelli intends The Prince to be useful to those who are interested in acquiring and keeping power. To this end, he redefines the nature of human beings, the ends and purpose of politics, and fortune.
What is his new conception of Virtu? Where does one learn this new way of thinking and acting? What is this new way of thinking and acting? Why is this important? And, explain his conception of Fortune, and why it is important.
Global Feminism
Fully discuss TWO of the following prompts. Each essay should be at least two pages in length but may be longer. Refer to related course readings, films, and lectures, since the midterm exam, for support
ully discuss TWO of the following prompts.
Each essay should be at least two pages in length but may be longer. Refer to related course readings, films, and lectures, since the midterm exam, for support.
What are the arguments bell hooks makes in Chapter 8, “Global Feminism” in Feminism is For Everybody, and how are her arguments important for today?
What is bell hooks arguing in chapter 2 “Consciousness-Raising: A Constant Change of Heart,” and chapter 3, “Sisterhood Is Still Powerful,” in Feminism is For Everybody. How are her arguments relevant today?