Persuasive speech on Police brutality. Speech Presentation (Speech Presentation Sample)
Persuasive speech on Police brutality and why I believe its wrong, You also have to include arguments bout who thinks its okay and why
>Using strategies of persuasion to influence your audience to adopt particular values, beliefs ,or actions
>Supporting your persuasive appeals with research drawing on at least 5 outside resources
> Signposting ideas and writing transitions
>engaging your audience with effective attention grabbers and relevant information
>Ending your speech with a strong, memorable call to action
The goal is to influence your audience-- to change minds and behaviors, to instill new understanding and drive, and to intensify existing beliefs, values, and actions.
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Injustice of Police Brutality
On March 28, 2018, the New York Times reported that 14 officers beat up 4 black men after a dispute in one bar. An off-duty officer thought that the black men was whistling at his girlfriend but actually whistling to get the attention of the bartender. According to the African-American patrons, they were punched and kicked to the ground where significant injuries resulted from the assault (Hasaan). However, these occurrences of police brutality are common not just in one country but around the world. According to Al Jareeza, "police abuse in France is an everyday thing."
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