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Read the article first and write three full paragraphs. Posts are not a summery of the reading.

Posts are relective and critically conceived and are a minimum of three full paragraphs. Each paragraph should have a topic sentence, at least one sentence with evidence to support the topic, and a concluding or transition sentence. The post should be thoughtful and focus on the strengths and weaknesses of the readings (explaining why they are helpful, informative, or uninformative etc.), how each reading relates to the theoretical or other issues that have been examined in earlier readings and discussions/lectures/videos, critical questions that are raised (in terms of theory, policy, or your own experience) and other issues you feel are important. That the reading was hard is not an acceptable critique.

For example, the first paragraph should be like this: She makes strong argument for ending oppression by anti-essentialism and intersectionality as a platform for understanding human identity. Her use the example.... The danger of the story....