family

let’s say I chose from Wikibook a section on multiculturalism, then reading 2 will consist of another reading on multiculturalism which challenges the views expressed in the Wikibook’s reading. And reading 3 will be a reading on multiculturalism chosen by you, an article, chapter, or essay from a newspaper, magazine; it can come from the web or a book or a journal. you can write more, debating which argument is better. It may be that you disagree with reading 2, and decide to choose a reading 3 that makes more sense to you; then your journal should reflect your reasons why the arguments in reading 3 make more sense than the arguments in 2. Or, it may be the other way around, you actually agree with the reading I chose, 2, and although you chose a reading with a different view, 3, you may not agree with it, and so you explain why. However,  you may also choose a reading which agrees with 2, and your notes then are about these two readings say and why you agree with both.  ———- what I need in this task is the following: reading 2: The intention of these article is to draw out the many implications (political) of the debate on families. The implications are far wider than whether x, b, or d is a family or not, or what is the divorce rate, what is the role of men and women — these are important topics, but there are others which I found in these articles after searching for some time. http://www.city-journal.org/html/16_4_hispanic_family_values.html http://www.forbes.com/sites/joelkotkin/2012/05/30/whats-really-behind-europes-decline-its-the-birth-rates-stupid/ http://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/a-land-without-children-why-won-t-germans-have-more-babies-a-779741.html The following two are on declining birth rates in Europe, and the issue of Muslim immigration into Europe happening at the same time. The two offer opposite perspectives on this question, so here you have two sides of this debate: http://blogs.reuters.com/faithworld/2011/01/27/will-pew-muslim-birth-rate-study-finally-silence-the-eurabia-claim/ http://frontpagemag.com/2012/bruce-bawer/islamization-of-europe-the-numbers-dont-lie/ reading 3: chosen by the writer as explained above.