In Theroux’s “Football Matters” and Smith’s “Find Your Beach,” they both analyze individual locations by examining what Theroux calls “in-groups.” By picking apart both texts, what do these particular in-groups say about our society as a whole?
*Your essay needs to be five paragraphs in length.
*You need proper MLA formatting
* You need to use the proper in-text citation for your evidence.
* You need a work cited page with an entry for each of the essays.
*Since this essay involves picking apart two articles, both must be present in each body paragraph under one connecting topic.
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