Write a research paper that connects Hong Park’s “Bad English.” piece with TWO other articles from the list provided below. A strong thesis that is argumentive and layered. Below I attached an annotated copy of Hong Park’s “Bad English.” * In the paper, we have to use 6 quotations in total and analyze all of them. So two quotations from per article. *You don′t have to read all of the articles listed below. Only Hong Park’s “Bad English.” is mandatory as it is the main topic, the other two you can choose from. *Professor doesn′t mind if we talk about our own experiences or use ″I″ in our paper. You can talk about the immigrant experience. About me: I am South Asian, I have gone through ESL, faced discrimination for having an accent, and can write well now (just not now because it′s due really soon and COVID has me ill.) You can use my experiences or make something up about the immigrant experience to weave the paper together. You can go over or under the word count. Just keep the thesis strong. PROFESSOR′S INSTRUCTIONS Choose two pieces from one of the thematically organized sub-lists below that you feel connect to Hong Park’s “Bad English.” Compare and contrast the three, and develop an original thesis that ties them together. In your final research paper, which should be approximately 1000-1200 words long, you will need to use quotations and analysis from the texts to support your thesis statement. Language Communities: Where Do We Belong? “Bad English” by Cathy Park Hong (https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/cathyparkhong/cathy-park-hong-minor-feelings-bad-english) Sign of the Times, Sara Nović Two Ways to Belong in America, Bharati Mukherjee The Strange Persistence of First Languages, Julie Sedivy Land of the Giants, Alex Tizon https://www.oregonhumanities.org/rll/magazine/start-summer-2014/small-man-in-a-big-country/. Mother Tongue, Amy Tan
