Write a short essay on the issue of cultural racism, belonging and citizenship in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic using the readings and concepts discussed in this class. Length: 700 words – not more or less (approximately 2 pages double-spaced), not including an APA-style bibliography You are a law and society expert and are called to analyse violence against transgender women of colour – providing your own well-informed vision of the case. Write a well-organized and clearly-argued 4 paragraph paper that includes the following details: (a) Based on the newspaper article, write a statement of how the current covid-19 pandemic propelled anti-Asian sentiments in the US. (introduction: 1 paragraph) (b) Describe and elaborate on how the fear of the virus (based on stereotypes and the racialization of culture) particularly leaves Asian Americans to be more prone to episodes of violence in NYC than before the pandemic started. Also, think about ways in which the racialization and demonization of (Asian) culture is directly linked to the domination of white America as discussed in the first part of this course. (2 paragraph of 200-250 words/paragraph) (c) In conclusion, briefly speculate how you would suggest the government addresses antiAsian racism in the US (1 paragraphs) A few important notes: • In crafting your analysis, you must draw upon evidence and materials we have covered in class so far. This is your opportunity to show that you have understood the readings and concepts. • At least three direct citations to three peer-reviewed readings from class in APA style • Your essay should be well written, well-crafted, and compellingly argued. • Do not use outside reading materials. • NO late submissions are accepted unless you have received the permission of the instructor. • Your Analysis must be 2 pages – or a MAXIMUM of 700 words long – Times or Times New Romance – 12 Font and double-spaced. Include a properly formatted bibliography in APA style. I will deduct points for essays that go substantially below or beyond the word requirement.