Question

What I Can Do You are a writer who has been contacted by a major broadsheet, which is producing a special issue on "Independence and Individuality." Writers of various age brackets and walks of life have been contacted to write argumentative editorial articles expressing their thoughts on how people of their generation can hold on to the values of independence and individuality in a world that is filled with propaganda. Note that because this special issue contains articles from writers of various ages, your article and the others will be read by a wider audience and not just your peers. Your article must cite examples of propaganda in the world today, and must include personal examples of how your generation maintains its independence and individuality despite this. Your article must weigh both sides of the issue, why some agree to the propaganda or why some reject it. Defend the side you are on. Finally, your article must be supported by researched information, and as such must use proper in-text citations.​

Answer 1

That is a lot.

Step-by-step explanation:

Ummm... you should refer to something that happened in the past. Like in history or something that happened in your life first or you could do both. And say how important independence and individuality are and why we need them. Also, why do you think it is important too. I wish I could be more helpful.