If you are tasked with writing an essay, you should know which topics to avoid. There are good topics and there are bad topics. Good topics are those which are unique, those which other students have not written about, or not taken the same perspective on, and those for which you have a deep passion. A bad topic is something that you don't really care about, something that is boring and commonly accepted as truth which means that your argument will be bland, or something that doesn't have any logic or flow to it.
On another note, there are conventional topics that you might want to avoid simply because an extremist viewpoint of them can cause a serious debate among your class mates. Topics such as:
These are not necessarily bad topics, but extremist viewpoints might be wildly unpopular and offensive. You can write on such topics so long as you do not call for violence, make inappropriate comments, suggest that any of the groups you are talking about should be grateful for being allowed to do something, or including any stereotypes. If you avoid things like this and write in good taste, if you can cover any controversial topic that you want.
If you are unsure as to whether or not your topic is considered a bad one, you can always run your topic by your teacher before you start writing. The earlier you start thinking up a topic, the sooner you can ask your teacher whether or not it is acceptable, and the sooner you can begin on your project. If you wait till the last minute to ask your teacher whether or not your topics is acceptable, they might not be available to lend a hand.
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