Kindly write comparative review of two opinion articles about an issue that has been hotly debated in the news within the past two months. This assignment will use an essay structure to compare and contrast the two articles. To find suitable articles, look for an article online. You may find good options by looking in the "Opinion" or "Analysis" sections of news websites. Make sure that each article is reasonably long and substantial, with some depth and interesting aspects in the content. Kindly take some notes while reading the articles and need to have enough information to be able to give a broad overview of the main argument of the articles, as well as to evaluate and compare how effectively the authors present their information and persuade their intended audiences.

Content:

• If desired, introduce the issue that the articles discuss with an opener to "hook" your audience. This could be a provocative statement, a question, a short personal anecdote, recent news story, or interesting statistic.
• Your opener must be specific, not a sweeping generalization. Provide a quick summary of the overall issue and discuss the context within which the articles appeared. Include a thesis statement with the main point or idea in your comparative critical analysis.
• Explain why your findings about these article are relevant or interesting in relation to the issue discussed. In a series of paragraphs, evaluate the content of the articles and the way the content is presented from a compare/contrast viewpoint. You could comment on some (but not all) of the following aspects: content/ideas, the way the argument is developed, whether the viewpoint or recommendations are valid and well-presented, organization, audience, writing style, tone, reading level, graphics/pictures/diagrams, layout.

Note that the best way to organize your paper is to compare or contrast some aspect of the two articles within EACH body section.

• You will develop a stronger essay using this organizational approach than if you try to analyze one article, then the other one, then compare them, which is a structure that creates a slow-moving, unfocused, and uninteresting essay.
• Conclude your comparison with a strong and specific recap of your main points, restatement of your thesis, and final summary of the relevance of your findings in relation to the issue at hand. *Unlike our previous reflective writing, the critique is a formal academic essay.
• As a result, you are aiming for an objective tone, not a subjective tone. You will talk about "the reader" NOT "you" or "I".

You are presenting an objective evaluation of the work, not discussing whether you personally like it or think it is good or bad. You might use the pronoun "I" if you include a personal story in your introduction, but the rest of the essay will use third person pronouns ("the author," "the reader," "the audience").

• Kindly include Introduction (background, Purpose, Scope and Limitations), In-text citation, Analysis (Demographic), Alternatives, Conclusion, Recommendations and References