Books in Activism in Action: A History series

The fight for women's rights has been going on for as long as the United States has been a nation. From the earliest colonial days, when women had virtually no rights, to the present day, where women are corporate executives and presidential candidates, females have struggled for equal rights and equal opportunities in society. It is a battle that has been fought by many strong and dedicated women. The fight will continue as women strive to reach their personal and professional goals, learning from the past, and refusing to accept limitations. Empower your students to take action for themselves and their friends through this essential book.

For the socially conscious reader interested in activism and social change, these books offer a look at the history of the most noteworthy fights for equal rights and a better world. By celebrating the accomplishments of social activists, including advocates for LGBTQ+, disability, civil, and women's rights, this series familiarizes readers with courageous leaders and the movements they spearheaded. Furthermore, each book emphasizes ways to become safely involved in contemporary movements, underscoring safety and adult supervision. These books show readers how celebrated figures channeled their passion, and frustration, into real social change. Features include: Highlights renowned activists and the social change they inspired, including important figures included in state social studies curricular standards. Features timelines highlighting the growth and development of each movement. Combines important historical movements and figures with contemporary movements in which readers can take part.

This history of the Civil Rights movement is rich in detail, with insights and reminiscences from many eyewitnesses and activists who took part in the movement's most significant moments. Readers get to know the personalities, milestones, and the victories that ultimately changed a nation, and affected the world. With an emphasis on nonviolent resistance and the role of young people in the struggle, readers will be inspired to become changemakers, and search out adult mentors who will help them achieve their goals safely and with positive outcomes.

Thanks to the work of courageous individuals and energized organizations, great strides have been made in LGBTQ+ civil rights since the 1950s. These strides include the affirmation of marriage equality, enactment of anti-discrimination laws, and freedom to serve openly in the military. Despite such groundbreaking victories, achieving full equality remains a struggle. Readers will learn about the history of this fight, the activists, and the allies who've used their voices to spur progress. They will also discover the tools to safely and consciously support LGBTQ+ rights.

The fight for women's rights has been going on for as long as the United States has been a nation. From the earliest colonial days, when women had virtually no rights, to the present day, where women are corporate executives and presidential candidates, females have struggled for equal rights and equal opportunities in society. It is a battle that has been fought by many strong and dedicated women. The fight will continue as women strive to reach their personal and professional goals, learning from the past, and refusing to accept limitations. Empower your students to take action for themselves and their friends through this essential book.

This history of the Civil Rights movement is rich in detail, with insights and reminiscences from many eyewitnesses and activists who took part in the movement's most significant moments. Readers get to know the personalities, milestones, and the victories that ultimately changed a nation, and affected the world. With an emphasis on nonviolent resistance and the role of young people in the struggle, readers will be inspired to become changemakers, and search out adult mentors who will help them achieve their goals safely and with positive outcomes.

For the socially conscious reader interested in activism and social change, these books offer a look at the history of the most noteworthy fights for equal rights and a better world. By celebrating the accomplishments of social activists, including advocates for LGBTQ+, disability, civil, and women's rights, this series familiarizes readers with courageous leaders and the movements they spearheaded. Furthermore, each book emphasizes ways to become safely involved in contemporary movements, underscoring safety and adult supervision. These books show readers how celebrated figures channeled their passion, and frustration, into real social change. Features include: Highlights renowned activists and the social change they inspired, including important figures included in state social studies curricular standards. Features timelines highlighting the growth and development of each movement. Combines important historical movements and figures with contemporary movements in which readers can take part.