News & Historical News - English 263 - Silence Breaker Research Speech

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Limit the date to make sure you are searching for the events when they happened. Search for a date range; see how your topic was reported on as the story unfolded over at least a few days to a week.
Use the names of relevant organizations, people, locations you found in your preliminary research (countries or cities where events occurred).
When researching legal issues, use the names of the laws when possible ( e.g. Defense of Marriage Act, Civil Rights Act, Patriot Act) and/or court cases (e.g. United States v. Windsor--also known as Windsor).

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