Racism in hollywood . I have attached an example of how I want the essy to be done

) Choose any piece of literature you personally like (so nothing you think I want to see, and ideally none of the high school standards like Shakespeare, etc.). This can be a book, a short story, a poem, a song, a movie, a show you watch, a graphic novel, a game you play as long as it has a story mode—pretty much anything fictional that tells a story. 2) In the first part of the essay you’ll focus on arguing for what the literature shows us. Ideally you’ve identified something that speaks about race, class, gender/sexuality, immigration status, age, or any other social issue. This section of the essay is the shortest part (usually a paragraph or two) and doesn’t typically use sources. It’s you explaining what you think something means. 3) In the second part of the essay you’re going to argue that the piece of literature has value, usually for a specific group of people or at a specific time. This part of the essay uses the majority of your sources, though there isn’t a set number; instead, you’ll use as many sources as you can to prove your point (for reference, in most essays each paragraph in this section has at least one source).