Manifesto outline

Your Manifesto (First Draft)

 

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Instructions

Submission Guidelines: Your manifesto will have a title. It will be at least 1,250 words long (approximately 5 pages double-spaced) and include quotes, paraphrases and a Works Cited page done in MLA format. It should include at least one primary source, which could be an interview with someone working in the field, or a related one, about which you’re writing, and a minimum of three secondary sources. Those sources should be the four that you submitted for the research assignment. However, you can use those four sources along with adding more than those four sources if you would like. Additionally, you must include (AND  "BOLD-FONT" and "HIGHLIGHT" in your manifesto) at least five of the vocabulary words from  Read: Liberatory Lexicon (and selet 5 vocabulary words for your manifesto).

Manifesto Outline

 

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Instructions

Write an outline: Once you have enough ideas that you see a unifying point or mission statement, make an outline. This will help you to arrange your ideas once you write. Put ideas into a logical order. Make sure to include an introduction and a conclusion in your outline. Your conclusion should include your call to action and concrete ideas for implementation. You don't need to write full sentences here. This is the part of the process where you're just trying to figure out the flow of your manifesto. Here is a  link with a few Types of Outlines that you can style your outline like, or you can find another style that is just as organized and clearly shows ideas and flow of your manifesto. 

Submission Guidelines: Must be submitted as a .DOCX or .PDF file. This will likely be one to two pages double-spaced of outlining (not paragraphs).