Details: The assignment does not ask you to write about Martin Luther King, but to take a particular position on a significant issue in your thesis and then use the body of the paper to defend that position. Question one suggests you may want use King’s text as a model; that is, you may want to write your assignment in the form of a letter to a particular audience, identifying particular a social problem (King was focusing on the issue of racial discrimination). As part of this letter, you need to include a specific thesis assertion that takes a persuasive position on the issue that needs defending in the body of the paper. Pre-write1 Choose one of the essay #1 questions (see the course outline and/or the essay one assignment section) and write a one-sentence thesis statement for it. Creating a strong thesis statement is discussed in the course units. Your thesis statement should not include a citation. 2. Following Martin Luther King’s approach in “Letter from Birmingham Jail”, write a letter from somewhere (e.g., the mall, a public park, a washroom; use your imagination!) in which you argue an issue related to the place you’re writing from. For example, from the washroom, you could argue about water wastage. Do not use any quotations for this essay.