Mr Staples presets a very interesting topic in his article. I agree that it is extremely difficult to be a black man, and deal with the stereotypes that go along with the culture. Through television shows, movies, and the media, black men are considered to be dangerous, especially when they are walking alone at night. They are more likely to get stopped by the police and questioned for anything that might have happened in the immediate area.

I think it is crucial for a writer to find his or her own, distinctive voice and use it in his or her writing. The writer must also use personal experiences to give evidence to his or her claim; this builds his or her personal credibility and relatability. However, the writer must also include sources of authority on the subject to back their claim in order to make it even more convincing and giving the paper more substance.

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I thought that her overall conclusion that only after we revise and find the voice of our own authority are we able to speak convincingly. I felt the examples she used thoroughly supported this and gave her a strong ethos. The way she used generations to depict her argument made it even clearer and interesting to read. Tommy Hilfiger and the herd.

The True Face of Abercrombie and Fitch. Because good looking people attract other good looking people, and we want to market to cool, good looking people. When I read that quote in The Man behind Abercrombie and Fitch. Throughout the article, it was showed how racist and discriminating Jefferies really is.