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Read the prompt and then answer the question that follows. Based on your book selection and outside research, describe and analyze a current human rights issue. You will illustrate how this real-life issue affects people within the United States and one other country. What does it mean to "analyze a human rights issue"? Read the history of the issue. Find another opinion about it. Decide whether you agree with it. Examine the issue so you can explain and interpret it.

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