Overview
- Introduction – a short 1-2 paragraph portion that introduces your topic/issue/framework. This includes a broad overview of the issue as well as how this issue may intersect with other issues based on gender.
- Rationale – a 2-3 paragraph portion that explains the reason for choosing this topic, its relevance, its significance. From this part onward, the paper must have in-text (parenthetical) citations.
- Literature Review - 4-7 paragraphs. The literature review is an overview of existing scholarship, research, and examples about your topic. In this part, you can talk about how other scholars, theorists, or activists have analyzed the issue and its intersections/complexities. You can also address the contemporary relevance of this issue and how, despite possibly years of scholarship/activism/movement and legislation, the issue remains a problem today. You can also choose to present some interventions that have been done to address the issue, and how these interventions are flawed or limited, thereby establishing a need to do more research or advocacy work on the existing issue/s. Your literature review must include a minimum of five unique, credible, peer reviewed, academic/journalistic/editorial references.
- Conclusion – a 1-2 paragraph portion that wraps up your primary arguments for choosing this topic and its significance and relevance to contemporary issues.
Please include 3 more sources already related to the paper and revise the paper to follow the template above. The paper must be checked by a Ai generator and not have a similarity rate of over 25%.