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Paper details I will provide the prompt right below this sentence. But please go by the grading rubric that is provided right below the prompt. Please be sure to include a gender related question in the thesis which is an open ended question THAT MUST BE A QUESTION THAT CAN NOT BE ANSWERED WITH A YES OR NO. THE PROMPT- This semester, we have discussed various issues related to gender identity, gender inequality, and gender norms, ranging from toxic masculinity and gender transitioning to women in the workplace and women of color. For this assignment, select one current gender-related controversy and write a persuasive research paper that supports your position in that controversy. Start by exploring the following topics from Issues & Controversies, a fascinating library database that focuses on controversial issues and is a great resource for writing argumentative research papers. Abortion, Reproductive Rights Birth Control/Contraception, Planned Parenthood Marriage Equality, Same-Sex Marriage Affirmative Consent Measures Sexual Harassment Women’s Rights Gay/LGBT Rights Women’s Health Prostitution (Legalization) Gender Testing in Sports Women in the Military Sexual Assault (in the Military, on Campus) You will then need to narrow down your research topic to a more specific gender-related research question, which your essay will answer by taking a contestable yet supportable position. Consider the three modes of persuasion that will help you write the strongest essay possible: To be a well-informed and trustworthy writer (ethos), you should explore multiple perspectives and address potential objections and counterarguments to your position. You should also cite credible sources and experts on your chosen issue. To appeal to your reader’s sense of logic and reason (logos), you must make your arguments clear, connect all the dots in your thinking, and provide plenty of information and evidence to support your argument. Finally, while academic papers certainly focus on logical evidence, do not underestimate the power of emotional appeals (pathos) to humanize a complicated issue and win over readers.