You will prepare and submit a term paper on Writing 115 Integrating quotations. Your paper should be a minimum of 500 words in length. Writing Exercise # 6: Integrating Quotations. Step Martin Luther King Jr’s “I Have a Dream” speech is an impassioned call for the end of racism in America. King deplores the fact that African Americans have yet to achieve the freedom promised by the Emancipation Proclamation. He emphasizes that there is an urgent need for America to address the issue of racial injustice and asserts that African Americans will continue to agitate and revolt until their legitimate demands for justice are met. At the same time, King cautions African Americans, insisting that “We must forever conduct our struggle on the high plane of dignity and discipline. King reaffirms his commitment to non-violence in the struggle for civil rights.

Step 2.

1. “Let us not wallow in the valley of despair,” urges Martin Luther King to the crowd gathered to hear his speech. King attempts to inspire African Americans reeling under the blows of police violence and racial discrimination. He confidently asserts that their aspirations for civil rights and justice will be met in the near future.

2. Martin Luther King declares that African Americans will not rest until they receive justice. With the words “Let us not wallow in the valley of despair,” King encourages those who have suffered the torment of racial discrimination not to lose hope. He assures his listeners that they will soon win their struggle for civil rights and liberty.

3. Martin Luther King reaches out to those who have suffered the cruel effects of racism. He inspires them with his words, “Let us not wallow in the valley of despair.” He assures them that he has faith in the dawn of true freedom for African Americans.

Step 3.

Barbara Huttman’s essay, “A Crime of Compassion,” is a deeply moving account of euthanasia. Huttman’s writing is so graphic, that the reader can easily visualize Mac’s transformation from “a young, witty, macho cop” to “a 60 pound skeleton kept alive by liquid food we poured down a tube” (Huttman, 343). Huttman’s detailed account of Mac’s symptoms, and the various medical procedures he is subjected to, evoke a deep sympathy. The anguish felt by Mac is conveyed through his heart-rending cry, “Mercy . . . for Gods sake, please just let me go”&nbsp.(Huttman, 343). Huttman’s account is very effective, largely because it is a first-hand narrative. It is a criticism of the “death-denying&nbsp.society” (Huttman, 343), which insists on using scientific techniques to prolong life, regardless of the quality of life or the wishes of the patient.&nbsp.The writer’s credibility is further enhanced by her standing as a nurse with 47 years of experience. Huttman’s tender care of Mac and her evident integrity make it clear that Mac’s death cannot be considered a crime. Of course, the reaction of the television audience also provokes thought. The euthanasia debate needs to be resolved on an urgent basis so that the legality of mercy-killing is clearly defined.

Works Cited.

King Jr, Martin Luther. “I Have a Dream.” Title of Collection. Ed. Editors Name(s). City of

Publication: Publisher, Year. 555. Print.

Huttman, Barbara. “Crime of Compassion.” Title of Collection. Ed. Editors Name(s). City of

Publication: Publisher, Year. 343. Print.

Prepare the 2016 fiduciary income tax return (Form 1041) for the Green Trust. In addition, determine the amount and character of the income and expense items that each beneficiary must report for the year, and  Schedule K-1 for Marcus White. Omit the Form 8960 for the entity’s NIIT; the trust is not subject to the AMT. The year’s activities of the trust include the following.Dividend income, all qualified U.S. stocks$10,000Taxable interest income50,000Tax-exempt interest income20,000Net long-term capital gain, incurred 11/125,000Fiduciary’s fees6,000

Under the terms of the trust instrument, cost recovery, net capital gains and losses, and fiduciary fees are allocable to corpus. The trustee is required to distribute $25,000 to Marcus every year. For the year, the trustee distributed $40,000 to Marcus and $40,000 to Marcus’s sister, Ellen Hayes. No other distributions were made.

In computing DNI, the trustee properly assigned all of the deductible fiduciary’s fees to the taxable interest income.

The trustee paid $4,000 in estimated taxes for the year on behalf of the trust. Any resulting refund is to be credited to the next tax year. The exempt income was not derived from private activity bonds.

The trust was created on December 14, 1953. It is not subject to any recapture taxes, nor does it have any tax credits. None of its income was derived under a personal services contract. The trust has no economic interest in any foreign trust. Its Federal identification number is 11-1111111.

The trustee, Wisconsin State National Bank, is located at 3100 East Wisconsin Avenue, Milwaukee, WI 53201. Its employer identification number is 11-1111111. Marcus lives at 9880 East North Avenue, Shorewood, WI 53211. His Social Security number is 123-45-6789. Ellen lives at 6772 East Oklahoma Avenue, Milwaukee, WI 53204. Her Social Security number is 987-65-4321.