Watch the following video on diversity.After watching the video, write a short reflection discussing your thoughts on what you took away from the video. Also, please share your thoughts on diversity and how they apply to your organization. This reflection should be a Word Document, 1-2 pages, double spaced, and in Times New Roman 12 font.

Topic of this paper is: Michael JordanIn this paper, you will describe a person, object, or event using only empirically verifiable facts. The objective of the paper is to convince your reader to see the person, object, or event in either a positive or negative light while ensuring that your paper remains completely free of any evaluative language. Your paper should be 1000 words in length not including endnotes and bibliography.Instructions:Choose a person, object, or event that you find interesting and that you can readily research. It is better if you choose a topic about which people already have a strong opinion that differs from your own. For instance, most people like chocolate ice cream, but perhaps you hate chocolate ice cream. If so, chocolate ice cream would make a good topic for this paper. After you choose a topic, begin to compile facts about your topic that will help you to show your topic in either a negative or positive light. To show chocolate ice cream in a negative light, for instance, you might look for a medical study that links chocolate ice cream to mad cow disease, or find evidence that an unpopular person such as Richard Nixon ate chocolate ice cream every day. Likewise, if you find a report concluding that chocolate ice cream cures pancreatic cancer, it may be wise to omit those findings from your paper. Either way, you want to provide only empirically verifiable information about chocolate ice cream. At no point should you disclose to your reader your own opinion of chocolate or any other kind of ice cream. In other words, persuade us to dislike chocolate ice cream merely by providing negative information about it that you have strategically organized to maximize persuasive effect.Structuring your paper:Your paper should begin with a detailed description of your object or topic. The opening paragraph should make use of vivid language to convey a “picture” of your topic and establish a positive or negative tone for the paper. After compiling your facts, group them according to theme so that when you write your paper, you can organize the information in a logical manner and avoid jumping from point to point. Even though your paper will consist exclusively of facts, you still want it to flow and make sense. At no point should you draw any conclusions about your topic or use any language that might convey opinion.Formatting requirements:Citations should be formatted in accordance with either MLA or APA guidelines.Grading:When grading your paper, I will be looking for the following:1) the use of vivid language and an engaging, descriptive opening to your paper;2) the absence of evaluative words that cannot be empirically verified;3) successful organization of your facts according to themes and strategic organization of information for persuasive effect;4) successful presentation of your topic in either a negative or positive light;5) the use of well-researched, reliable sources (no less than five) that establish credibility; and6) adherence to the formatting guidelines detailed above, including complete and correct citations for ALL of your facts and sources.