Write an essay on The color purple book.Determine if gender equality has been reached in American society today, and how is this shown, if at all, within Alice Walker’s The Color Purple? For this essay, reflect on modern society and the status of gender equality while thinking about the themes and characters that Walker’s novel presents. In what ways are the relationships between genders in today’s society mirrored within Walker’s novel? For each similarity and difference that is pinpointed, analyze the significance of it, determining whether it is positive or negative. Use the novel to express the state of present day’s gender equality.Example thesis (based in the middle of yes and no):Although some believe that sexism is nearly eradicated in today’s time, gender equality has not yet been reached, but it is possible for society to become more accepting, and Walker’s The Color Purple demonstrates this through portraying characters overcoming ingrained mindsets, highlighting the additional inequality women of color face, while also showing readers that power can be shared between genders without sacrificing agency.Requirements:Essay must have a thesis statement with at least three topic sentences that connects to the thesis, and of course, an introduction and a conclusion.Have packets (context, evidence, analysis).Must be in MLA formattinginclude the word count in the heading4-5 sources 2 must be scholarly sources (peer-reviewed), while the other sources can be either scholarly or popular; this means that they can come from either the databases or Google. The Color Purple does count as one source.4-6 direct quotes used in the essayA Works Cited pageNo contractions, 1st person, or 2nd person wordsReminders:Thesis statement is made up of your: claim + (3) reasons/rationaleTopic Sentences further explain your reasons/rationale by addressing the “so what?” aspect.Up to five points total can be lost for every contraction used and for every MLA formatting error (a point per error)