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*This is for a university class that has to do with Sexuality studies. So I will paste the rules that the teacher wants us to do for the paper. But first, let me explain the topic that I want you guys to write about. Cultural Marxism is a big deal in the Globalistic policies that are happening in our world today, especially in formatting the culture of many millenials as well, and I feel that the whole transgender movement and the recent media coverage on issues surrounding other fetishes and sexual interests has to do with Social Marxism and the Frankfurt school of thought. In my opinion, and this is what I want to be noted in the paper, there is a negative agenda being hidden within this new sexual revolution, and while I am not an opponent of LGBT rights (in fact I support equal rights for all), I am an appointment against agendas that have political motives in destroying tradition, religion, culture and family values.
Anyway, here are the instructions: Critical Analysis Paper: You will write a 5-6-page paper (just do 4 pages, and i\’ll do the rest) on an individually-selected topic that relates to how sexuality, gender works to create power and/or politics. Politics can be understood as laws, school curriculum, mores, values, policies, structural systems such as economics. One of our forums will explore your paper ideas. You can choose any topic relating to the themes of the class. For example, a possible topics can be sex and disability: for this topic, describe the issues, describe how power and sex interact with regard to disability, describe how politics or lack of resources or social expectations contribute to the relationship between sex and disability. Other topics include: political scandals, gender in advertisements, transgender rights, etc. To successfully write the paper, you need to consult library sources and find articles on your topic (i.e.: find readings not covered in class). You should use PRIMARY academic resources (not newspapers or magazines or webpages) such as original research from academic sources (usually journal articles from peer reviewed journals or academic books). Please see below for article on \”Determine if your Source is Scholarly.\” (Please see the section for June 23 for the TurnItIn assignment link.) Please read the following carefully: Your papers should contain at least 5 academic resources (not from the class), including in-text citations and a reference list/bibliography Your OWN original topic and argument, including a clear thesis statement. Papers you wrote in other classes are not eligible for credit Have a similarity rate of under 10% (not including references or quotes) You cannot use a paper you used for another class — you cannot get credit for one paper in two classes Your citations and reference list should be in APA format (abstracts are optional) Have e reference or bibliography at the end of the paper At least 5 sources outside of class readings (I highly recommend using Zotero) Your references can include readings from class but must also include at least 5 outside academic references Be double-spaced with one-inch margins and have a title page For help with formatting: APA: https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/560/01/
