Black men and public space perception of race in like gender

Black men and public space perception of race in like gender

This is an assignment that focuses on black men and public space perception of race. The paper illustrates the difference ways race perception in the historical era.

Black men and public space perception of race

Have a strong introduction which should introduce the topic and identify the paper’s direction. Have a clear thesis statement which should be as the last sentence in your introduction. Provide quality support which offers specific details that are in well organization and thoughtful. Have a conclusion that challenges the reader and adds to the paper. Essay format needs to adhere to the rules of MLA style. Therefore, your essay should: Have one-inch margins (no less than one inch, no more than 1.25 inch)

Type the paper and also use the following requirements: Use double space, 3 to 4 pages long, normal size font, and in Times Roman. Do not forget to adhere to the MLA style and formatting and citations.

Have your name, class (English 101), date, and the assignment name in the upper-left-hand corner Have a title in proper format and centered at the top of the first page (choose something creative and short) Have each paragraph indented (one tab) but no extra lines/returns between paragraphs.

Essay topic: For “Black Men and Public Space” discuss the following: In “Black Men and Public Space,” written in 1986, Staples illustrates how mistaken perceptions of his race “[altered] public space in ugly ways. He also acknowledges that he “gathered that being perceived as dangerous is a hazard in itself.” There are many cases where the hazard of being perceived as dangerous [not only in terms of race] has come into the public spotlight in the past years. Mistaken perceptions of one’s race, ethnicity, religion, gender, or sexuality are still common in American society. Why do some of these issues exist and how can we overcome them?