Argue about the social expectation of gender roles.Why gender roles don’t matterHow it negatively affect and effects both men and women.  
Arguing a thesis of cause and effect.Ex: The immoral act of lying destroys relationships because…
The full thesis statement should include the major claim, two reasons, and a counterargument:- Although [opposing claim], [thesis claim] because [R1] and [R2].Essay Outline:Use topic sentence reasons when you write- Thesis Claim: – Reason A: with Evidence 1  Evidence 2- Reason B: with Evidence 1: – Rebuttal  Counterargument claim that you are rebutting: Your rebuttal claim that argues against this counterargument: Evidence for your claim:Your reasons and the rebuttal should be listed in what you think is the best order

– Introduction: Hook the reader, define important terms, provide context- Don’t get into reasoning until the thesis statement- Conclusion: Offer general thoughts, potentially what you hope to see change. – Restate the thesis, but don’t repeat your reasoning across a paragraph.- Essay should use four examples of detailed, specific evidence. – Do not have more than two examples from the same category- Evidence MUST be from Categories
Categories: 1. Fictional stories (writing, myths, movies/TV, video games.) 2. History and current events. (Cite current events or specific history.) 3. Personal anecdotes about your or people you know.   Do not use hypotheticals. Statistics/studies only count as bonus evidence.- MUST HAVE COMMENTARY AFTER EVIDENCE
 Rebuttal Paragraph For the rebuttal paragraph, be sure to use language to oppose both claims.Provide evidence and then use commentary to explain how evidence supports your claim and refutes opposing claim. Include Claim from the Opposing Side, your rebuttal Claim and then clarify which of these 2 claims you support