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Final Assignment

Final Essay: 3 page minimum, Times Roman, APA 7 Format, Original Title

This paper is both personal and academic. Reflect on what you learned this semester and answer the following prompt:

By 2050, the U.S. will be a "minority-majority" society, requiring equity-focused policies. All populations, including those who identify as "White" will be minorities. If no one racial group will be dominant, what will our future look like?

Final Essay Instructions and RubricInstructions

• Title: Create an original, thought-provoking title that reflects your perspective on the topic.
• Length: Minimum of 3 pages (not including title and references pages), maximum 5 pages.
• Format:
  1. Typed, double-spaced, 12-point Times New Roman font.
  2. APA 7 format, including in-text citations and a reference page for any sources cited.
• Content:
  1. Reflect on course concepts and materials covered throughout the semester, incorporating key theories, scholars, and historical examples discussed in class.
  2. Answer the following prompt in a personal and academic tone: Prompt: By 2050, the U.S. will be a "minority-majority" society, requiring equity-focused policies. All populations, including those who identify as "White," will be minorities. If no one racial group will be dominant, what will our future look like?
• Structure:
  1. Introduction:
     • Introduce the topic and its significance in the context of Ethnic Studies.
     • Provide a thesis statement that answers the prompt and outlines your main points.
  2. Body:
     • Historical Context: Reference key course materials, such as Dr. Ronald Takaki's A Different Mirror, and theoretical frameworks like the Blauner Hypothesis or intersectionality.
     • Analysis: Discuss challenges and opportunities of a multicultural society, addressing pluralism, cultural preservation, and systemic equity.
     • Personal Reflection: Share how the course shaped your understanding of diversity, social justice, and equity.
  3. Conclusion:
     • Summarize your key points and restate your vision for the future of a multicultural society.