ENGL 120 Cuyamaca College Adichie The Danger of A Single Story Essay

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  1. Does the writer begin with a story? Is it an effective story? What details could the writer add to it?
  2. Does the writer have a clear thesis that makes some kind of argument about cultural borders and the way they help shape our identities?
  3. Does the writer have three main claims or points?
  4. Is each of the main claim or point supported by either personal experiences and/or cited sources (from class or from the writer's own research)? Is the support effective/convincing? Are there places where better support is needed?
  5. Does the writer have a conclude the script in a way that leaves you thinking/gives you a sense of finality?
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Running head: ADICHIE: “THE DANGER OF A SINGLE STORY”

Adichie: “The Danger of a Single Story”

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ADICHIE: “THE DANGER OF A SINGLE STORY”

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Adichie: “The Danger of a Single Story”

Adichie begins her narration with her own childhood story and life growing up in
Nigeria. She explains that she was indoctrinated on a single perspective regarding her western
education. The societal norms and the stereotyping that confined African people to poverty
based on a single narrative were not compelling stories, a...

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