Careful consideration should be paid to the kind of arguments and counterargument(s) you may use for your essay.

Order: Term Paper Outline Structure and TemplateYou must argue for an original thesis on the protests and/ or commentaries of Colin Kaepernick and/or Marshawn Lynch. You must make sure you present two kinds of arguments we cover in this course (e.g., deductive, inference to the best explanation, enumerative induction, etc.) in support of your thesis. Careful consideration should be paid to the kind of arguments and counterargument(s) you may use for your essay. You may also employ three additional sources, if and only if, you submit them along with your complete and timely outline for your paper. Do not use sources outside of course materials.Course MaterialsColin Kaepernick https://youtu.be/AqyDdHDomtkAdditional Materials:- Protests Anthem (Links to an external site.)- Lawsuit (Links to an external site.)- Additional Sources for Kaepernick (Links to an external site.)Marshawn LynchControversy (Links to an external site.)On Kaepernick (Links to an external site.)The Documentary (Links to an external site.)On The DocumentaryOutline TemplateTitleI. Paragraph 1: Introduction1. Context / Hook (no more than three sentences)2. Thesis Statement (no more than one sentence (two lines tops!))3. Plan (should communicate all the major parts of your essay)A. First major part of your essay (as many parts as needed within limits)B. Second major part of your essay (as many parts as needed within limits)C. Third major part of your essay (as many parts as needed within limits)Note: Consider whether you want to communicate the author, title and main characters in your introduction.II. First Body Paragraph (Paragraph 2 (or 3 for essays 6 pages):1. Topic sentence for the first major part of your essay that communicates what this paragraph will discuss. Always consider how what you write will support your thesis.A. Supporting paragraph with additional supporting information (as many paragraphs as needed within limits)B. Supporting paragraph with additional supporting information (as many paragraphs as needed within limits)C. Supporting paragraph with additional supporting information (as many paragraphs as needed within limits)2. Topic sentence for the second major part of your essay that communicates what this paragraph will discuss. Always consider how what you write will support your thesis.A. Supporting paragraph with additional supporting information (as many paragraphs as needed within limits)B. Supporting paragraph with additional supporting information (as many paragraphs as needed within limits)C. Supporting paragraph with additional supporting information (as many paragraphs as needed within limits)3. Topic sentence for the third major part of your essay that communicates what this paragraph will discuss. Always consider how what you write will support your thesis.A. Supporting paragraph with additional supporting information (as many paragraphs as needed within limits)B. Supporting paragraph with additional supporting information (as many paragraphs as needed within limits)C. Supporting paragraph with additional supporting information (as many paragraphs as needed within limits)