Contains essays in which the authors provide opposing opinions on issues related to gangs, debating the extent of the gang problem, the causes of gang violence, and what can be done to reduce gang activity.
Contains sixteen articles that provide opposing viewpoints on issues related to drug abuse, debating questions of whether there is a drug abuse crisis, how society should respond to drug abuse, and the role of marijuana in drug abuse.
Eighteen essays offer varying viewpoints on civil liberties issues, including safety versus liberty, racial profiling, wiretapping, free speech, and Internet censorship.
Presents a collection of sixteen controversial essays that debate the issues of civil liberties in America, and discusses the amendment to ban flag burning, media censorship, internet filters, racial profiling, and the Patriot Act.
Presents fifteen essays that debate various issues that relate to the Patriot Act, and discusses its effectiveness in fighting terrorism, how it affects American civil liberties, and who the Patriot Act effects most.
A collection of eighteen controversial essays addressing issues associated with the welfare system including whether or not welfare reform has been successful.
Contains over a dozen writings discussing the causes, victims, and treatment of self-injury. Includes facts about self-injury, organizations to contact, and further resources.
