what problem in the world would you most like to solve?

i‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‌‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‍‍‌‍‍t is a portfolio and I need 3 mini essays into 1 massive essay ,so like a 1000 per essay PART ONE For this paper, you have a bit more freedom to choose your own topic. I ask simply, what problem in the world would you most like to solve? Therefore, your paper will seek to address an overarching solution or a couple of smaller solutions that can contribute to solving the problem you are addressing. Keep in mind that because this paper will be around five pages long that you should pick a complex problem that you can write on at length. Also, please remember that while this paper will likely require you to do some causal analysis about your problem within the paper, the paper as a whole is not a causal analysis like our last paper. Rather than a full dissection of the problem you were addressing in the last paper, this paper will require you to give a brief background summary and analysis of the problem you plan to help solve and then will offer solutions for how to combat that problem. As such, your topic should also be a problem you feel can be fixed (or at least that the damages of your problem can be limited in scope). You will need to provide at least two major claims and one counterargument in the paper. Depending on your problem, these areas might fit differently into the assignment. For instance, if you are proposing a large umbrella solution with component parts, your two claims will likely be two steps to addressing the overarching solution. If you are providing multiple possible solutions to a large scale problem, your two claims will likely be wholly different solutions. The counterargument can either be an alternative solution to the problem that you are not in support of or it can be an argument against the solution you are proposing. Also, please note that if you need more than two major claims, you are free to use as many as you need to fully develop your essay PART TWO For this paper, you will be conducting a causal analysis of the causes and conditions for what led up to the George Floyd Protests and the effects that this protest has had on the criminal justice system, as well as the public conversation surrounding criminal justice, in America. Therefore, you will also need to use your skills of summary and analysis to provide evidence for your analysis by analyzing: Split this part into 7 parts 1 the turning point in america 2 people losing their patience with the racism 3 protest/riots 4 defunding police 5 cause of the george floyd situation 6 effects of the george floyd situations 7 the pr‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‌‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‍‍‌‍‍ojection into the future with the movement PART THREE Therefore, in this paper, I’d like you to examine what kind of a citizen you are. This includes those students who might not be citizens of this country and living here on a visa. Essentially, you should be taking some aspect of your personal story and evaluate what political rights you feel like you have in this country based on your identity and then also evaluate what actions you are taking to achieve power for yourself and also what actions you are taking to achieve power for others. You should also examine what privileges your level of citizenship affords you (for instance, as a man, do you have privileges women don’t have, or as an able-bodied or able-minded person, do you have privileges the disabled don’t have, or as a citizen, do you have privileges non-citizens don’t have) and if you have some responsibility as a result of your privileges to raise your voice and direct your actions in the service of those more marginalized or disenfranchised than you are. And you should answer whether you are making progress toward your goals and what steps you could take to further your progress. Make sure to provide some specific anecdotes or examples from your life that help illustrate your evaluation of yourself. What is a citizen? • What rights should be extended to citizens? • Do all citizens have rights? • Should citizens have more rights than non-citizens? Why? • Are citizens only citizens of a country? Should we have some kind of world citizenship? What would that look like? • How is my personal life influenced by the politics and social norms that exist in my country? • How can I gain additional political power to change those norms or politics? • Have I begun any work in that direction? • Are there any volunteer organizations I’d like to donate time or money to? Why? • Do I have any categories of my identity (race, gender, ethnicity, religion, sexual preference, etc.) that create barriers for my progress? • Do I have any categories of my identity that create barriers for others which I’d like to help them overcome? • Do I have any struggles in my life that are tied to other people’s struggles? How so? • Are there any interesting details about my family history that have prepared me for a unique role in society? • Have I learned any lessons the hard way that most people pick up easily or simply don’t even know about? • Have I already overcome hardships to get where I’m at now? • What would I consider an ideal life for myself ? �‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‌‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‍‍‌‍‍�� What would I consider an ideal world to live in?