Race, Ethnicity and Media: Final Research Paper The final paper is to be a 5-7-page research paper. Rather than a “straight” textual analysis, the paper should, in part, consider 1) production...

Race, Ethnicity and Media: Final Research Paper The final paper is to be a 5-7-page research paper. Rather than a “straight” textual analysis, the paper should, in part, consider 1) production practices; 2) historical and social differences; and 3) television structuralism. The texts should provide your evidentiary support. Some other points that you should at least consider addressing include: •Network vs. post-network;Cable vs. network •Genre •Imagination of audiences •Socio-cultural history •Casting You must develop a research question that is 1) clearly articulated in your thesis statement/paragraph; and 2) answered throughout the body of your paper. Because this is a research paper, you must consult (and cite) outside sources to lend credence to the assertions you make. All episodes are available via one of several avenues 1) Hulu, 2) Amazon/iTunes; or 3) Netflix. If you have issues finding episodes, please contact me immediately Requirements:1. Paper should be between 5-7 pages in length2. Paper must use only the approved television texts in each grouping3. You must write on the texts in the group for which you signed up4. Times New Roman, 12-point font with 1 inch margins all around5. At least five sources must be cited (at least two of which should be from outside the readings for class – Wikipedia is NOT a proper sourceThe paper is due on Wednesday, May 13 by 11:59 p.m. CST. Absolutely no late papers will be accepted. The paper should be uploaded to ICON in Word or Pages. Abstract: Due: March 25 by 11:59 p.m. CST. The abstract should be uploaded to ICON in Word or Pages.As part of the paper, you are required to write a 250-word abstract that 1) clearly articulates your central argument; and 2) lists 3-5 sources you will consult to support your argument. At least two sources should be from material not covered in class. Writing Tips 1.Avoid words like “definitely,” “greatly,” and “in conclusion” 2.Avoid “noise words” e.g. The girl is very pretty vs. The girl is pretty 3.Do not end sentences with a preposition, e.g “This paper is one I am excited about” vs. “I’m very excited about this paper.” 4.Title of show is italicized 5.Title of episode is in quotations 6.Year and network should be in parentheses on first reference A.Ex. Private Practice (ABC, 2007 - 2013) was one of the worst television series to ever be made and last beyond its first season. The pilot episode, “In Which We Meet Addison, a Nice Girl from Somewhere Else,” set up the series on a shaky premise with unlikable characters. Group 11. “Registration” from Grown-ish2. “Chapter 1” from Dear White People Kennedy and SammyGroup 21. “The Nod” from black-ish2. “Pilot” from Fresh off the BoatGriereGroup 3 1. “The Gang Gets Racist” from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia2. “Everybody Hates Keisha” from Everybody Hates ChrisZach and Kyle