Professor Clark

Outline for Compare and Contrast Essay

Examine the relationship that Coates and Baldwin explore in their essays and outline the issues of race, access, and privilege are outlined in their respective works.

Block

I. Introduction, which includes the name of the authors, the text, brief overview of your Point (s) of Analysis and Thesis Statement.

II. A brief paragraph that provides insights and a succinct summary of the position that you will examine in your essay.

III. An analysis of Coates’ salient position (s) as they relate to invoking the harm of the black body on the behalf of Black People. In addition, please keep in mind that you are expected to provide additional analysis, commentary, a quote and/or paraphrase, (optional-*you+reading=, Society+Reading=,

Point by Point I. Introduction, which includes the name of the

authors, the text, brief overview of your Point (s) of Analysis and Thesis Statement.

II. A brief paragraph that provides insights and a succinct summary of the position that you will examine in your essay.

III. An analysis of Coates’ salient position (s) as they relate to invoking the harm of the black body on the behalf of Black People. In addition, please keep in mind that you are expected to provide additional analysis, commentary, a quote and/or paraphrase, (optional-*you+reading=, Society+Reading=,

Popular Culture+ Reading=) Wrap up and transition to the next point.

IV. An analysis of Coates’ salient position (s) as they relate to invoking being an outsider in America on the behalf of Black People. In addition, please keep in mind that you are expected to provide additional analysis, commentary, a quote and/or paraphrase, (optional-*you+reading=, Society+Reading=, Popular Culture+ Reading=) Wrap up and transition to the next point.

V. An analysis of Baldwin’s salient position (s) as they relate to invoking the harm of the black body in America on the behalf of Black People. In addition, please keep in mind that you are expected to provide additional analysis, commentary, a quote and/or paraphrase, (optional-*you+reading=, Society+Reading=, Popular Culture+ Reading=) Wrap up and transition to the next point.

VI. An analysis of Baldwin salient position (s) as they relate to invoking being an outsider in America on the behalf of Black People. In addition, please keep in mind that you are expected to provide additional analysis, commentary, a quote and/or paraphrase,

Popular Culture+ Reading=) Wrap up and transition to the next point.

IV. An analysis of Baldwin’s salient position (s) as they relate to invoking the harm of the black body in America on the behalf of Black People. In addition, please keep in mind that you are expected to provide additional analysis, commentary, a quote and/or paraphrase, (optional-*you+reading=, Society+Reading=, Popular Culture+ Reading=) Wrap up and transition to the next point.

V. An analysis of Coates’ salient position (s) as they relate to invoking being an outsider in America on the behalf of Black People. In addition, please keep in mind that you are expected to provide additional analysis, commentary, a quote and/or paraphrase, (optional-*you+reading=, Society+Reading=, Popular Culture+ Reading=) Wrap up and transition to the next point.

VI. An analysis of Baldwin’s salient position (s) as they relate to invoking being an outsider in America on the behalf of Black People. In addition, please keep in mind that you are expected to provide additional analysis, commentary, a quote and/or paraphrase,

(optional-*you+reading=, Society+Reading=, Popular Culture+ Reading=) Wrap up and transition to the next point.

VII. Final Analysis, which will include your conclusion but will also allow to examine and to inquire as to what you believe the authors position would be in today’s climate and culture as they relate to most critical points that they discussed in their work (s).

VIII. Optional (Where does our country go from here?)

(optional-*you+reading=, Society+Reading=, Popular Culture+ Reading=) Wrap up and transition to the next point.

VII. Final Analysis, which will include your conclusion but will also allow to examine and to inquire as to what you believe the authors position would be in today’s climate and culture as they relate to most critical points that they discussed in their work (s).

VIII. Optional (Where does our country go from here?)