Find articles in Opposing Viewpoints by searching for a topic in the search bar or by clicking the "Browse Topics" icon.
Please note: the results include a "VIEWPOINTS" category features opinion-based articles, while the other categories (ex: REFERENCE, NEWS, STATISTICS) are fact-based.
The Health-Care Divide
Physical Health for All
Poverty in the United States: a Documentary and Reference Guide
COVID-19
Marijuana: Facts, Figures, and Opinions
Marijuana in Society
The Vaping Controversy
Critical Perspectives on Effective Policing and Police Brutality
Police Defunding and Reform
Unequal Justice
African Americans and Criminal Justice
The True Costs of Prisons
Adolescent Health and Wellness
Psychology and Behavioral Health
Opinions Throughout History: Mental Health
Mental Health for All
Understanding ADHD
Academic Anxiety
Managing Anxiety
What Is Autism?
Understanding Gender Dysphoria
Managing Panic Disorder
Understanding PTSD
Overcoming Suicidal Thoughts
The Science of Sleep
Understanding autism spectrum disorder------------------------------------------------
Education, Race, and the Law
Education
School Violence
Education and Learning in AmericaUnderstanding autism spectrum disorder
Stand up for LGBTQ Rights
Marriage Equality: Obergefell v. HodgesUnderstanding Gender Dysphoria
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Conduct short as well as more sustained research projects based on focused questions, demonstrating understanding of the subject under investigation.
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