Examples Of Informative Speech Outline On Human Trafficking
KC Nguyen
Paulina Tong
Edoardo De Armas
Justin Wang
Anh Nguyen
OUTLINE WORKSHEET
INTRODUCTION
ATTENTION GETTER:
On January 1, 1863, President Abraham Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation which stated that any person held as a slave in any rebellious state was from there on free. On December 6, 1865, the 13th Amendment was ratified which abolished slavery and involuntary servitude. As time has past, we in America today face a different kind of slavery.
PSYCHOLOGICAL ORIENTATION (relate topic to this audience):
We are the lucky ones. We go to school, we have families, we have cars and cell phones, and we spend our money however we want. We forget that not everyone has this ability. Someone somewhere is being forced to …show more content…
SUBPOINT: Human trafficking is very common all throughout the world.
1. Over 21 million people are victims of human trafficking. a. It can happen to people of either gender with ages ranging from 1-25. b. For prostitution, age can range from 14-25.
2. 1.5 million victims are in North America. a. California is one of the largest places for human trafficking. b. This may be due to its popular sites and racial diversity. Transition: Knowing what human trafficking is not the only thing you need to know in order to fight it, you also need to understand why people are coerced into it.
II. MAIN POINT (state as a single declarative sentence): This question can be answered with one word: money. For the victims, it is usually their lack of it, which makes them an easy target.
A. SUBPOINT: Human trafficking is something that results from numerous points of conception that almost always vary from case to case. 1. Poverty is one of the main reasons people are forced into this type of modern day slavery. a. Victims are promised a well-paid job and a better life in another country, sometimes with housing and education. b. They have no idea that the person making the extravagant promises is a …show more content…
There are many shortcomings in the US refugee law.
a. Anecdote about the women who were repeatedly rejected from the US and forced to return to being human trafficked.
b. This is wrong and we need to make sure it never happens again.
CONCLUSION
LOGICAL CLOSURE (restate main points and thesis):
Human trafficking is not like aliens; it isn’t a mystery. This is something that is happening at this very moment while we stand here. Hopefully you’ve learned what it is and that the people who do this basically have the same mentality as drug lords. It is a growing issue here in the United States and Bay Area that people are doing what they can to stop.
PSYCHOLOGICAL CLOSURE (relate importance and relevance to this audience):
Some of us have jobs, and while they may not be the best, we have the choice to quit. Just like human trafficking is something we’ve all have seen on T.V., victims of it are thinking the same thing about us. Life in general, is something that we tend to forget to take advantage of.
CLINCHER (end with a bang, not a whimper):
So when you leave this room, tell someone important to you that you love them. Cherish the freedom you have because someone somewhere else is wishing they were in your
Paulina Tong
Edoardo De Armas
Justin Wang
Anh Nguyen
OUTLINE WORKSHEET
INTRODUCTION
ATTENTION GETTER:
On January 1, 1863, President Abraham Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation which stated that any person held as a slave in any rebellious state was from there on free. On December 6, 1865, the 13th Amendment was ratified which abolished slavery and involuntary servitude. As time has past, we in America today face a different kind of slavery.
PSYCHOLOGICAL ORIENTATION (relate topic to this audience):
We are the lucky ones. We go to school, we have families, we have cars and cell phones, and we spend our money however we want. We forget that not everyone has this ability. Someone somewhere is being forced to …show more content…
SUBPOINT: Human trafficking is very common all throughout the world.
1. Over 21 million people are victims of human trafficking. a. It can happen to people of either gender with ages ranging from 1-25. b. For prostitution, age can range from 14-25.
2. 1.5 million victims are in North America. a. California is one of the largest places for human trafficking. b. This may be due to its popular sites and racial diversity. Transition: Knowing what human trafficking is not the only thing you need to know in order to fight it, you also need to understand why people are coerced into it.
II. MAIN POINT (state as a single declarative sentence): This question can be answered with one word: money. For the victims, it is usually their lack of it, which makes them an easy target.
A. SUBPOINT: Human trafficking is something that results from numerous points of conception that almost always vary from case to case. 1. Poverty is one of the main reasons people are forced into this type of modern day slavery. a. Victims are promised a well-paid job and a better life in another country, sometimes with housing and education. b. They have no idea that the person making the extravagant promises is a …show more content…
There are many shortcomings in the US refugee law.
a. Anecdote about the women who were repeatedly rejected from the US and forced to return to being human trafficked.
b. This is wrong and we need to make sure it never happens again.
CONCLUSION
LOGICAL CLOSURE (restate main points and thesis):
Human trafficking is not like aliens; it isn’t a mystery. This is something that is happening at this very moment while we stand here. Hopefully you’ve learned what it is and that the people who do this basically have the same mentality as drug lords. It is a growing issue here in the United States and Bay Area that people are doing what they can to stop.
PSYCHOLOGICAL CLOSURE (relate importance and relevance to this audience):
Some of us have jobs, and while they may not be the best, we have the choice to quit. Just like human trafficking is something we’ve all have seen on T.V., victims of it are thinking the same thing about us. Life in general, is something that we tend to forget to take advantage of.
CLINCHER (end with a bang, not a whimper):
So when you leave this room, tell someone important to you that you love them. Cherish the freedom you have because someone somewhere else is wishing they were in your