project outline

Each student should submit an outline.

For your contribution to the group project, you will want to have acentral argument about how the culture you are studying is portrayed asan other, and provide examples from your research to support yourargument.

For your outline, respond to the following questions:

1. What is your central message in response to the question of how your group is othered?
2. What research are you using to support your analysis? Include acitation of an article or book from a library database, or a websitewith a .edu or .org extension, and a brief description of how yoursource.. Search terms include “discrimination” and “cultural stereotypes” and the name of the topic you are studying,
   • The citation should include the author’s last name, first name,the title of the article in quotations, journal or newspaper titleitalicized, volume number, page numbers.
3. What are specific examples based on your research about how your group is othered?
4. In the comments section, I will let you know if your source isrelevant to the project. I may ask you to re-post a different sourcethat is more on target with the project topic.

Sample citation of an article from the library database:

Hamilton, R. J., & Bowers, B. (2007). The theory of genetic vulnerability: A Roy model exemplar. Nursing Science Quarterly, 20, 254-264. doi: 10.1177/0894318407303127

my group is presenting on

People with Mental/Emotional Challenges

i want a very short outline.

this is two examples

1.) Central Argument:

The central argument is that the homeless population in Los Angelesis systematically “othered” through societal attitudes, mediarepresentation, and public policy, which perpetuates theirmarginalization and hinders efforts to address homelessness effectively.

2.) Research and Analysis:

– Citation:
Homeless Research Data Collaborative. Akido Labs, USC, UCLA, 2024.

– Description:

This collaborative effort provides a comprehensive understanding ofhomelessness in Los Angeles by combining quantitative data withqualitative experiences, highlighting the complex nature of “othering”and its impact on the homeless population.

3.) Examples from Research:
– The collaborative’s findings show that homeless individuals areoften excluded from policy-making processes, leading to solutions thatdo not fully address their needs or respect their dignity.
– Personal narratives collected by the collaborative reveal the dailyexperiences of discrimination and the internalization of the “other”status by those who are homeless.
– The media and public discourse frequently perpetuate stereotypesabout homelessness, which further alienates this group and hindersefforts to provide meaningful support.

example 2

Explanation of the project’s focus on understanding how and why immigrant communities are othered in the United States.

Understanding Othering

• Definition of othering: the process of portraying certain groups as outsiders or threats.
• Explanation of how othering contributes to social exclusion and discrimination.

Examples of Othering

• Stereotyping and cultural assumptions faced by immigrant communities.
• Pressures for assimilation into mainstream American culture.
• Experiences of discrimination in various aspects of life.

Impact of Othering

• Discussion of how othering affects immigrant communities’ sense of belonging and well-being.
• Exploration of the perpetuation of cultural stereotypes and hindrance of social integration.

Conclusion

• Summary of key points regarding the othering of immigrant communities.
• Call to action for promoting inclusivity and addressing stereotypes and discrimination.