Some of the poets we have studied, including June Jordan, Nikki Giovanni, Maya Angelou, Aja Monet and phillip agnew focus on the ways in which societal pressures and social structures shape and in some case constrict individual experience. Choose a Black poet that is American or from any part of the world. What social formation does this poet focus on in their poetry, and perhaps in their public life? A social formation refers to a society (a social structure at any level such as a nation, city, business, university, or even a family) with all its complications. Also, does the poet suggest that liberation from that particular social formation is possible and/or desirable? If so, how? What literary techniques does the poet use in their poetry? Go to the following link for examples. https://www.poetryfoundation.org/learn/glossary-terms
This essay must be 1200 words minimum, use Times New Roman Font, number your pages, have a complete heading, follow MLA guidelines. Secondary sources are appreciated but not required. Focus more on your own analysis. If you do obtain information from a source, be sure to give credit where credit is due–cite them in the body of the essay as well as in the Works Cited.

Some of the poets we have studied, including June Jordan, Nikki Giovanni, Maya Angelou, Aja Monet and phillip agnew focus on the ways in which societal pressures and social structures shape and in some case constrict individual experience. Choose a Black poet that is American or from any part of the world. What social formation does this poet focus on in their poetry, and perhaps in their public life? A social formation refers to a society (a social structure at any level such as a nation, city, business, university, or even a family) with all its complications. Also, does the poet suggest that liberation from that particular social formation is possible and/or desirable? If so, how? What literary techniques does the poet use in their poetry? Go to the following link for examples. https://www.poetryfoundation.org/learn/glossary-terms
This essay must be 1200 words minimum, use Times New Roman Font, number your pages, have a complete heading, follow MLA guidelines. Secondary sources are appreciated but not required. Focus more on your own analysis. If you do obtain information from a source, be sure to give credit where credit is due–cite them in the body of the essay as well as in the Works Cited.

You are required to select one of the five topics listed below and clearly define one focused and specific ethical question relevant to your chosen topic which you will analyse in both assignments 1 and 2. The five topics are Media, advertising or journalism (including social media); The operating, investing or financing activities of multinational business organisations; The taking of human or non-human life; Artificial intelligence, robots, or any new technology; Equity, diversity, multiculturalism, immigration (in the workforce or society). Instruction: Select one of the five topics. By carefully following the extensive guidelines provided in the Study Guide clearly and concisely define one specific ethical question relevant to one of the five topics in Explain why your specific ethical problem is important and worthy of your analysis? Identify and fully reference 6 key facts relevant to the analysis of your ethical question. Analyse the ethical act central to your ethical question using act utilitarianism by forecasting three important positive and three important negative consequences. Provide an ethical conclusion which compares expected positive with negative consequences including an estimate as to whether net utility will rise or fall.

You are required to select one of the five topics listed below and clearly define one focused and specific ethical question relevant to your chosen topic which you will analyse in both assignments 1 and 2. The five topics are Media, advertising or journalism (including social media); The operating, investing or financing activities of multinational business organisations; The taking of human or non-human life; Artificial intelligence, robots, or any new technology; Equity, diversity, multiculturalism, immigration (in the workforce or society). Instruction: Select one of the five topics. By carefully following the extensive guidelines provided in the Study Guide clearly and concisely define one specific ethical question relevant to one of the five topics in Explain why your specific ethical problem is important and worthy of your analysis? Identify and fully reference 6 key facts relevant to the analysis of your ethical question. Analyse the ethical act central to your ethical question using act utilitarianism by forecasting three important positive and three important negative consequences. Provide an ethical conclusion which compares expected positive with negative consequences including an estimate as to whether net utility will rise or fall.