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LGBTQ Student Rights and Education Policy in Arizona
A persuasive letter to the editor calling for an Arizona ballot initiative to protect LGBTQ students from school discrimination and support their mental health.
Essay Undergraduate 985 words
The Case Against the Death Penalty: Key Arguments
A persuasive letter arguing against the death penalty, covering its failure to deter crime, ineffective retribution, and violation of human rights.
Essay Undergraduate 1,073 words
Tuition Reimbursement as a Corporate Investment Strategy
A persuasive memo arguing that tuition reimbursement boosts company performance, improves workplace morale, and helps attract and retain top talent.
Essay Undergraduate 1,080 words
Why Young People Should Read More Shakespeare Today
A persuasive essay arguing that young people benefit from reading Shakespeare, whose timeless themes of identity, love, and loss remain deeply relevant today.
Essay Undergraduate 1,823 words
Breaking the Cycle: The Case Against Bullying
A persuasive essay arguing that bullying is a preventable public health crisis, exploring its psychological harms and the evidence-based strategies proven to
Essay Undergraduate 1,145 words
Causes, Effects, and Solutions of Police Reform
A persuasive analysis of police reform covering racial violence, officer misconduct, accountability gaps, and evidence-based solutions for systemic change.
Essay Undergraduate 1,488 words
Should Parents Pay Children for Good Grades?
A persuasive essay arguing that paying children for good grades motivates effort, teaches financial responsibility, and mirrors real-world workplace rewards.
675 words
Mike Davis's argument on racism, free trade, and environmental catastrophe in Late Victorian Holocausts
How persuasive is Mike Davis's argument that European racism, free trade, and the environment conspired to murder millions between 1875 and 1910? Which of the three holds the most blame?
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Psychotropic medications and mass shooting incidents: examining links to perpetrator drug use
A persuasive essay, arguing link school shootings Columbine Virginia Tech, mass shootings, Aurora Theater shootings, Gabriel Giffords shooting, gunman/perpetrators psychotropic medications SSRI Antidepressants, Stimulant medications Ritalin, Adderall Concerta a, Atypical Antipsychotics, smoking…
Essay Undergraduate 1,656 words
Regulating Deepfakes: Democracy's Defense Against AI Lies
This argumentative essay makes the case for regulating AI deepfakes in democratic elections, citing real cases, policy proposals