Legalizing Prostitution in North Carolina

You need to complete an argument paper that proves your topic is a problem in North Carolina. You
are going to show the following in your paper:
A specific claim that promotes your position (side) on how your topic/issue is a problem in North
Carolina - Remember, argument is based around the idea that people disagree and/or take various
sides on an issue. You need to take a firm stand on how your topic is a problem in our state. Do not
simply state a fact, like, "There are many homeless people in North Carolina." This is not an
argument. It is a fact that has been proven with research. However, you could argue, "The increasing
homeless population in North Carolina is largely due to mental health issues that are not properly
addressed because of state laws."
Logical reasoning and evidence that prove your claim - You need to craft an organized and logical
argument that proves your claim. You must present sound reasoning that is supported with
scholarly, relevant and recent evidence. It is also important how your present this information,
meaning the research you use should not take the place of your own writing. Remember, research
is there to support YOUR reasoning, not take the place of it.
You understand opposing claims/points of view and can refute them - You need to show that you
understand the varying points of view on your topic, and that you can analyze, paraphrase or
summarize them. Also, you are able to refute these opposing claims using logic, reasoning and
evidence (not simply stating that others are "wrong" in their opinion).
The use of a table, graph or infographic that adds emphasis to your argument - Select a relevant
and recent table, graph or infographic from a source to incorporate into your argument. It should be
tied to your reasoning and used as evidence to support your claim. Properly cite it using MLA
citation. Only use one and it can not be larger than the size of a normal paragraph. Carefully
consider the sequence, structure and design of your argument when placing the infographic into

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