What does it mean to be a “nobody”? Describe someone (or a group of people) who has/have experienced being a “nobody – Get Paper Help

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please make sure to write this in an MLA format, documantation and citations are required. make sure to include all the points required from the prompt and plagarism free

PROMPT

What does it mean to be a “nobody”? Describe someone (or a group of people) who has/have experienced being a “nobody.” Make a connection between that person’s (or group of people’s) experience and the “nobodies” described by Hill? Explain the long-term effects of this experience and suggest what needs to be done to turn NOBODIES into SOMEBODIES.

OUTLINE

I. Introduction Paragraph

1. 1. Background
      • Author, title
      • General information about the topic
   2. Thesis:

II. What is a “nobody”?

1. 1. Marc Hill’s definition / characteristics
      • Agree, disagree, combination
   2. Your definition /characteristics

III. Extended Example (self or a group)

1. Characteristics
2. Match the characteristics to the definition

IV. Comparison to Hill

1. Similarities between the extended example and Hill’s work
2. Differences between the extended example and Hill’s work
3. What can be learned from these similarities and differences?

V. Conclusion Paragraph

1. Re-state thesis
2. Why is this issue (defining “nobody”) important?
3. What are the long-term effects of feeling like a “nobody”?
4. What can be done to make “nobodies” become “somebodies”

Remember: although you are sometimes presenting your opinion, it is not appropriate to use “I” in academic work. Do not write “I think” or “I believe.” State your opinion more directly. Instead of writing “I believe racism is antiquated”, write “Racism is antiquated.” For this essay, the only time it is appropriate to use “I” is in the “Extended example” paragraph if you are part of that group of people being discussed.