Remember that your essay must have a thesis. That could be about the importance of free speech rights, or the importance of language sensitivity, or the balance between language sensitivity and free speech.
Once you have your general idea, you must come up with a particular situation to illustrate or explain it. Think about a situation similar to the ones we have been discussing. The situation could be about words or phrases which may superficially mean the same, but, for one reason or another, one of which might not be appropriate. The situation could also involve a controversy such as trigger warning or safe space for the college classroom or the banning of viewpoints which might be considered as offensive or in other ways unacceptable for a college campus environment. As much as possible, involve your personal experience or personal observation so that you will have a lot of details for your discussion.
Once you have your thesis and a concrete situation, start working on your draft. First, you must have a title and an introduction. In the main body of the essay, present the details of your situation in the sequence of what happened, in what way it was interesting, problematic, controversial, or otherwise noteworthy and important in relation to the issues of language sensitivity or free speech or both, and finally what should be done about or in that situation or what could be learned from that situation about the delicate balance between language sensitivity and free speech and so on. Remember to bring your discussion to a conclusion by reiterating your your thesis
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