Opposing viewpoints series

Includes articles that present different viewpoints on various aspects of AIDS, such as the seriousness of the problem, moral issues, prevention, and treatment. Includes critical thinking activities.

Presents viewpoints about Cybercrime that is selected from a wide range of highly respected sources and publications.

Contains twenty-five essays with various viewpoints on issues relating to police brutality.

Contains a collection of articles that offer varied perspectives on topics related to virtual reality.

Collection of articles defending differing points of view with respect to the influence of the U.S. in world affairs.

A collection of essays that examine the issue of the wealth gap in the United States.

Explores a wide range of opinions concerning reparations for American slavery, discussing the pros and cons of the issue and the controversies it has sparked.

"Many Americans believe they are living in a post-racial society, pointing to the election of Barack Obama to the presidency as evidence. Others believe that, despite the advances achieved by the civil rights movement, people of color are treated as second-class citizens. Is race overemphasized in America? Have government programs and policies done enough to level the playing field? Can the United States, a country that lives by the credo that all men are created equal, ever overcome its legacy of racism? Readers of this multifaceted anthology will be given the tools to form their own opinions about these complex issues"--Amazon.

Presents opposing viewpoints about the causes and treatments of addictions to alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs. Includes critical thinking skill activities and a list of organizations to contact.

Authors debate television's effects on society, the regulation of television, and the role adults should play in supervising children's TV viewing.