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examine the article as a whole & briefly discuss its thesis. select and support the framework(s) (e.g. Family Dynamics, Mobility Issues, Poverty Concentration, Ethnic/Racial Differences, etc.)
you believe best explain this issue/social problem. as a responsible member of a democratic, civil society, use your critical thinking and analytical skills to present a plan for specific changes
that you would implement to resolve and/or manage this social problem. In other words, imagine you are planning to begin a social movement; what steps would need to be taken? In what ways would you
engage others by developing a deliberative democratic forum/dialog regarding this issue? What specific role would you assume to achieve this change? What forms of civic infrastructure, scientific
assessment, etc. could help forward your agenda? How would you utilize public opinion and public policy/law to address this issue? How would you fund these planned changes? You are encouraged to
support your argument with direct textual evidence and your sociological insights (applicable terms and concepts leamed over your semester of study).