Does the essay begin by representing the specific events/facts/details of the controversy, facts/details that you discovered through reading reliable sources? (have you explained to readers using source: What happened? When it happened? Where it happened? Who was involved?)
Does the essay then move into representing different perspectives and opinions and arguments surrounding the controversy? (Have you cited the work of specific human beings who hold these opinions?)
Does the essay include your unique contribution, your fresh perspective to the debate surrounding the controversy? (is your contribution/perspective supported by theory sources and/or data and/or examples?
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