Musser, Susan

Contains twenty-three essays that argue opposing sides on issues regarding religion in America, debating whether America is a religious nation, the effect of religion on American society, how religious freedom should be accommodated in America, and what values religious Americans should support.

Personal narratives explore the dangers of addiction, with people describing the devastating impact their addictions had on their personal and professional lives and sharing how they overcame their addictions.

Contains seventeen articles that provide opposing viewpoints on issues related to athletes and drug use, debating whether drug use among athletes should be illegal, what the consequences of drug use should be, and how to curb drug use among student athletes.

includes a wide range of opinions about the controversial subject, children of undocumented immigrants. Also includes primary and secondary sources from a variety of perspectives -- eyewitnesses, scientific journals, government officials and many others.

A collection of essays that explore the history of civil rights in public education.

A collection of sixteen essays about the legal rights for teens with disabilities.

Collects twenty-six essays that provide varying perspectives on issues concerning Russia, debating the country's role in international politics, if it is moving toward democracy, the influence of Western culture, and its greatest challenges.