Urbana's Curfew Laws and Their Challenge in Court
written by Mark Foley
for grades 6-8
School Integration: Just a Southern Problem?
written by Christine Adrian
for grades 6-8
Using Primary Sources to Make Connections, Ask Questions, and Determine Importance:
School Desegregation in the United States
written by Paige Waggoner
for grades 3-5
Segregated Schools in the North
written by Candace Gwin
for grades 3-5
Race, Riots, and Reality
written by Amos Lee
for grades 6-8
Equal Access for All?
Racial Discriminiation in the Champaign-Urbana Housing Market
written by Cheryl Barringer
for grades 3-5
Textbook Coverage of the Black Panthers:
Is it an Accurate and Fair Characterization?
written by Jeffrey Davis
for grades 9-12
Of the People, By the People, For the People
The Power of Grassroots Movements
written by Priscilla Kron
for grades 6-8
Knocking Down Fences
written by Mary Mann
for grade 3
Is a Picture Worth a Thousand Words?
written by Marcia Richards
for grades 3-5
Protests to Segregation
written by Amy Kellogg-Bouchard
for grade 8
Are We There Yet?
written by Peggy Christensen
for grades 6-8
A Child of the Civil Rights Movement: What Was it Like?
written by Michael Burrus
for grade 2
We Shall Overcome
written by Stacey Peterik
for grades 9-12
"I Am A Man"
written by Mary Reger
for grades 3-5
"The Black Panthers"
written by Matt Goerss
for grades 9-12
"What was Martin Luther King, Jr. doing in Memphis on April 4, 1968?
written by Kyle Sondgeroth
for grades 3-5
Civil Rights Movement: Heroes and Major Events
written by Barb Fuller
for grades 3-5
Constitution & Civil Rights
written by Tiffany Clark
for grades 3-5
Campaigning for Civil Rights
written by Krista Ruud
for grades 6-8
Putting it all in Perspective
written by Brandon Sethi
for grade 8
This Little Light of Mine: Children and Young People of the Civil Rights Movement
written by Carla Vincent-Westfield
grades 4-5
Ways to Acheive Equality in Society
written by Jesse Guzman
grades 6-8
Images to Artwork: The Use of Photographic Images of the Civil
Rights Movement Used In Contemporary Arts
written by Rusty Clevenger
grades 3-5
Children of the Civil Rights Movement
written by Katie Hickey Snyder
grades 3-5
Standing Up for Freedom by Sitting Down:
Non-Violence, the Civil Rights Movement, and the Greensboro Sit-Ins
written by Christine Cahill
for grades 3-8
The Power of Peace: A Look Back at Influential Practices in the Quest for Racial Equality
written by Laura Martin
for grade 5
The Memphis Sanitation Workers' Strike and the Assassination of Martin Luther King Jr.
written by Katie Hickey Snyder
for grades 5-8
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