need help with an Annotated Bibliography
Make sure that you address all requirements outlined in the project description. Your annotated bibliography must contain the following components:
Each entry must begin with a full APA reference citation. A reference citation provides the information necessary to locate the resource. APA editorial style guidelines dictate both the type of information required for a citation and the order and formatting within the citation itself.
Reference citations are followed by an annotation, which is an overview of the information resource. For each annotation, you will do the following:
Summarize the resource selected
Evaluate the resource selected
Justify your use of the resource for this project.
For the annotated bibliography:
Include at least four of the following five resources that you identified in your research process:
One Book
One Scholarly Journal Article
One Magazine Article
One Newspaper Article
One Web Resource
you will have to use the
One Book
One Scholarly Journal Article
One Magazine Article
One Newspaper Article
One Web Resource from both work sheet
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Police Brutality: Annotated Bibliography
Holmes, D. M. & Smith, B. W. (2008). Race and police brutality: Roots of an urban dilemma. Albany, NY: State University of New York Press.
This book presents different cases of encounters with police among black communities. Based on information that includes extensive evidence, Holmes and Smith present different incidences of police use of excessive force in cases that one could easily term as having been racially charged. Consequently, the dependence on evidence makes it easy to resonate with the incidences presented in the book, making it clear to the audience that the publication is not opinionated, but one which gives the audience an opportunity to understand issues that members of society have actually faced. This makes it easy to trust and use the information presented in the book for academic purposes.
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