We learned that the U.S. Constitution does not explicitly provide for the right to privacy.

Do some research into this issue --- here is a good place to start:

Constitutional Law Privacy Rights and Personal Autonomy :: Justia

Explain your thoughts on this matter: should the U.S. Constitution be amended to specifically define a right to privacy, or do you feel that the holdings of the U.S. Supreme Court (and tell me which cases) are sufficient protection in this matter? Why or why not? Is there a specific privacy right that you feel particularly strongly about? Explain. Make sure that you use specific examples and at least two resources and references to substantiate your opinion.