Attendance Assignment-Reader Response Brent Staples’ “Just Walk on By” and watching Jabari Lyles “Black Self, White World: Lessons on Internalized Racism”

1-2 pages, MLA format, with in-text citations and a works cited page. After reading Brent Staples’ “Just Walk on By” and watching Jabari Lyles “Black Self, White World: Lessons on Internalized Racism,” answer the question below in a thesis-driven essay: Consider their point of view to create a response on the concept of internalized racism and how people play it out in public. These stories are told from a male perspective. Do Black and African American men have a unique experience? Create a thesis-driven persuasive essay to answer this question. Remember to have an angle in this response–this should be thesis-driven. Keep in mind the things that stood out to you the most and what you took away from the piece. Since we have been reading on MLA format and The Works Cited page, please include both in-text citations and a Works Cited Page Use 2-4 quotes or paraphrases from the material to drive your point home. Be sure to include an in-text citation. Things to Keep in Mind: A thesis-driven persuasive essay format for this response. Provide an introduction, body, and conclusion. Be sure to format your paper using MLA format. Use in-text citations after each quote. Since we have been reading on MLA format and The Works Cited page, please attempt one. Avoid summarizing– I have read and watched these. Instead, practice the quote sandwich with analysis. Maintain formal voice Avoid first person (I, me, my, in my opinion, I learned) Avoid second person (you, us, we) outside of quotes Use third-person pronouns (One, oneself, he, him, his, her, hers, she, it, its, them, and they) Avoid talking to the reader Avoid contractions Avoid side commentary or personal experiences Avoid slang, cliches, and colloquialisms Avoid non-standard diction (internet talk) Avoid abbreviations of words.