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Hey everyb0dii whats up i haVe a question and i wanted t0 know if anyone could help me because im l0zt! I have a pr0ject due f0r my History class and we have to piCk a topic and do a Critical Research Paper on it and we have to support our argument and i am haVing problems cho0sing a topic and i wanted to know if anyone could help me out ThankX =] I wanted to do something that was concerning African American history but i am having problems finding a topic ... An example of a topic would be something like Plessy vs. Ferguson ... we would have to take sides in the arguement and support our reasoning....

why don't you just use Plessy vs. Ferguson?? does it have to be a court case?

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Hey ... umm no it does not have to be a court case and i cannot use Plessy vs. Ferguson because someone has already chose that topic... eveyrone in the junior class has to have a different topic and we have to complete a CRP in order to pass and graduate.... i am basically having problems finding a topic because I have no ideas... they dont realli provide us with alot of inf0rmation and examples of topics... all they give us is an outline and due dates... this is all i know but i wanted to do something that had to do with African American history...... *CRP=Critical Research Paper *Thesis statement *Choose a topic *Take a stance or viewpoint *Through critical research commence to support your argument. *Convince the reader your point is valid Example : For a thousand years, the Vietnamese fought the Chines for Independence. For a hundred years, the Vietnamese fought the French President Eisenhower and ending with President Johnson had not been blinded by U.S. obsession with the Cold War, and had understood the Vietnamese culture, the United States may have avoided involvements in Southeast Asia. This lack of understanding , coupled with the obsession to halt the spread of communism, resulted in disastrous consequences.

The one Buttascotch gave about the Confederate flag was a good one... Should ebonics be used in the claassroom to educate African American children? (search the "ebonics debate" on Google...it's a situation that arose in Oakland in 1997) Is Affirmative action still needed? Do African Americans use Welfare as a crutch? Is it holding us back?