Choosing a narrow research topic is usually the most difficult part of the research process.
Use these resources to learn more about who cares about your topic (who is impacted) and why they care about your topic.
What investments do people have in this topic?
What is controversial?
What solutions are people coming up with?
What new keywords are you learning from experts and stakeholders?
Gale in Context: Opposing Viewpoints - What will I find here?
You'll find multiple viewpoints on an issue in essays- rarely just pro and con.
These essays are excerpted from a source (journal, magazine, newspaper, report, government publication, website, blog, etc.). The articles are rarely strict reproductions of the original source -- they have been trimmed down considerably, edited, reformatted, and section titles have often been added that were not in the original document.
You'll also find journal articles, news articles, statistics and more.
How do I find the original document?
At the end of every entry you will see the citation:
Now I know that this essay was published first in the Huffington Post under a different title. I can find that original article if I like and read the whole thing.
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