Williams, Mary E.

This book discusses migraines, a type of primary headache, including opposing viewpoints on controversial treatments of migraines and personal perspectives on migraines.

Presents a selection of readings that provide information and insights into the major events of 1968, including Martin Luther King, Jr.'s final speech and assassination, reaction to the Tet Offensive and other Vietnam protests, the murder of Robert F. Kennedy, the Chicago riots, and others.

Presents editorial cartoons on abortion issues with explanations of their meanings and information on the artists, and includes an introduction on the history of abortion and a directory of related organizations.

Contains a selection of primary sources representing both sides of the debate over capital punishment, discussing whether or not the practice is ethical, the fairness of its administration, its effectivness as a deterrent to crime, and whether or not it should be abolished.

Contains twenty-six articles that examine issues related to rape, providing an overview of rape and sexual assault; looking at the causes of rape and its aftermath; sharing personal perspectives on rape; and discussing prevention methods.

Contains twenty-five essays that provide opposing opinions on the state of sexual ethics in America, acceptable sexual behaviors, sex education, and sexual practices.

Twenty-four articles debate questions regarding adoption, including whether it should be encouraged, what types should be encouraged, whose rights should be protected in the process, and which policies should be supported.

Considers opposing opinions on such issues as how serious discrimination is in its various forms, whether reverse discrimination exists, and how effective Affirmative Action and other remedies are.

Scientists and journalists discuss the study of hurricanes, including information on paleotempestology, Global Positioning System satellite technology, personal accounts of historic hurricanes, and hurricane preparedness and safety.

Discusses various issues regarding racism, including racial profiling, police brutality, stereotyping, White privilege, and the need for dialogue.