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Thomas, Alvin ETAL. “You Do What You See: How Witnessing Physical Violence is Linked to Violence Behavior Among Male African American Adolescents”. Journal of Men’s Studies. September 10, 2016. This article is important because it reviews the real reason behind the fact that why more African American man commit crimes than white men. It talks about that how the place you live in and the family you grow up with has an impact on your behavior and lifestyle. There is a stereotype that African American men more likely are involved in crimes and this article is reviewing the reasons of why that happens. African American men are more likely to live in neighborhood and families that are poor in education and lifestyle so the fact that they are …show more content…

For many years it was thought that video games have bad impact on students and their learning. This article is proving that video games actually helping students to learn, by providing them games that are fun and actually teaches them something. Now kids can learn in their homes as well because they have access to their learning material anywhere at anytime. It also helps them to learn better because now they have to learn something before moving to the next section, unlike how school systems work. “Is Homework Beneficial to Students?”. Issues and Controversies. March 11, 2016. This article is important because it talks about one of most arguable topics that does homework actually helping students or not. Many years homework was banded for students under the age of 15 because of the level of pressure and stress it would leave the students with. Students will face a lack of sleep and would have so much stress and anxiety because of the homework that they have to do. Many parents also feel uncomfortable about seeing their young kids sleep after bedtime because they have so much homework to do. This article reviews this and shows us that is homework really helpful or

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