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Student Instructor Institution Course Date Rhetorical Analysis of “The Logic of Stupid Poor People” by Tressie McMillan Cottom In her essay, The Logic of Stupid Poor People, Tressie McMillan Cottom explains why financially less fortunate people, particularly blacks, over-consume the products considered in the luxury category. Using self-observations, cultural observations, and historical data, Cottom debunks the myth that people with little money waste their money on useless symbols of status. Her main point is best illustrated by addressing the issue of survival, claiming that those behaviors and actions that are quite inexplicable to the outside observer are fully understandable as far as the logic of survival is concerned within the context of social injustice. Cottom employs ethos, pathos, and logos to good measure, helping make her essay a strong critique of those systems that continue to drive the oppressive practices that make such survival strategies necessary for the disenfranchised. Cottom immediately enters the first-person narrative with anecdotes to set up her authority. Because of her personal experiences and some incidents from her family life, she knows the hardships of the poor Black people. Having learned from her great-grandmother, grandmother, and mother, Cottom provides a glimpse into the survival skills all three employed (Cottom, paragraph 4). Her family helps others about how to work bureaucracies because she has received education and said that she talked like white folks at once situates her as a person who knows well about the problems of people experiencing poverty and the value of coding. This credibility benefits her audience by enabling them to rely on her statements and consider her analysis not arbitrarily but based on real-life experience. In using ethos, Cottom establishes rapport with her readers, especially those who are in a position to relate to the Black-American migration cultural experiences, by noting that she is from a typical American migration family. Furthermore, pathos is one of the most effective appeals that Cottom employs in the given essay. To her readers, she effectively paints a picture of the social injustice where people with low incomes are often targeted, especially poor black individuals. For instance, Cot...