Henningfeld, Diane Andrews

Thirteen essays present opposing arguments on issues regarding organ donation and transplants, including ethical questions, compensation for donation, the purchasing of organs, fundamental values, oversight of the U.S. transplant system, involuntary harvesting, animal-to-human transplants, and more.

Discusses the history of legal challenges to segregation in the United States focusing on the crisis surrounding the integration of Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas, in 1957, with eyewitness accounts from both black and white students at the high school.

Contains twenty-four articles that provide perspectives on adoption as it relates to policies worldwide, gender, race, rights of parents, and other related topics.

Contains essays that offer varying perspectives on issues related to education around the world,.

Provides varying viewpoints on the debate over the use of electronic voting in the United States, discussing the reliability, security, accuracy, and accessibility of voting machines.

Contains fourteen essays that offer different perspectives on issues related to weaponry and warfare, discussing nuclear weapons, biological weapons, landmines, threats of terrorists, and related topics.