Review the audience should care and trust point of view

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Based on the reading 'My body is my own business' (Mustafa, 1993), describe the rhetorical situation: identify the purpose, audience and context in a concise paragraph.

Review why the audience should care and trust your point of view. Then, review how your view acknowledges the objections from the audience. Lastly, support your argument with evidence from the reading- either using quoting, paraphrasing or summarizing with APA citations.

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