Question.1749 - After-Class Writing Exercise 3 A+ Due Saturday by 11:59pm Points 20 Submitting a text entry box or a file upload Submission v Submitted! Sep 22 at 10:30pm Submission Details Modules An1ouncements Zoom Discussions File Types doc. and docx Attempts 1 Available Sep 18 at 12am - Sep 23 at 11:59pm Instructions Allowed Attempts 1 Download Asia_Morgan_EX3.docx Commct1ts: No Comments IAssignmentsMacmillan Learning Grades Launch VHLCentralThe proposition is: The Afrocent rist thinker,Leona rd Jeffries often speaks of the theory that Europeans are "ice people" who are violent and cruel, while "Afrikans," Asians and MesoAmericans (the criple "a") are "sun people" who are compassionate and peaceful. Specifically, he is a proponent of melanin theoryand claims that melanin levels affect the psyche of people.and that melanin allows non-white people to "... negotiate the vibrations of the universe and to dealwith the ultraviolet rays of the sun." Develop an argument (a series of claims supported bydata used as evidence) against that proposition (two pages maximum) . Write it as "convincingly" as you can.Pay attention to examining the author's underlying assumptions,sources of data,counter arguments you may glean from the literature,clearly stating your own argument,discussingyour assumptions/justifications citing appropriate sources to support your position.
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