The questions orienting our writing for this link paper are based on the following imaginary scenario: Patricia Hill Collins and Stuart Hall are in a podcast listening club with the series "Seeing White." They just listened to the episode "Skulls & Skin," and now they sit down together to talk about it. What do they say about the ideas in the podcast? How might those ideas resonate with their own ideas? And, what might they say about the podcast series itself as an action in the world - an object to be studied and analyzed? You have to answer this question, but you have two options for what genre you will use to do so: Option one: The question asks that you put Collins in conversation with Hall about the podcast "Seeing White." The first option asks you to write a standard essay in paragraph form with a thesis, drawing on supporting evidence from your sources and a conclusion. Or,... Option two: The question asks that you put Collins in conversation with Hall about the podcast "Seeing White." Option two asks you to do this literally . Create a dialog where Collins and Hall are literally talking to each other about the podcast. Script the dialog like a conversation . While the genre is different, you still need to support your claims with evidence by citing page numbers or time stamps in the podcast. .

1. The questions orienting our writing for this link paper are based
on the following imaginary scenario:
Patricia Hill Collins and Stuart Hall
are in a podcast listening club with the series "Seeing White."
They just listened to the episode "Skulls & Skin," and now they
sit down together to talk about it.
What do they say about the ideas in the podcast? How might
those ideas resonate with their own ideas? And, what might they
say about the podcast series itself as an action in the world - an
object to be studied and analyzed?
You have to answer this question, but you have two options for
what genre you will use to do so:
Option one: The question asks that you put Collins in
conversation with Hall about the podcast "Seeing White." The
first option asks you to write a
standard essay
in paragraph form with a thesis, drawing on supporting
evidence from your sources and a conclusion. Or,...
Option two: The question asks that you put Collins in
conversation with Hall about the podcast "Seeing White."
Option two asks you to do this
literally
. Create a dialog where Collins and Hall are literally talking to
each other about the podcast.
Script the dialog like a conversation
. While the genre is different, you still need to support your
claims with evidence by citing page numbers or time stamps in
the podcast.