cultural pluralism

Contains 210 primary documents associated with ninety national, ethnoreligious, and Native American cultures residing in the U.S., arranged alphabetically according to group and including autobiographies, speeches, letters, oral histories, poems, political cartoons, photographs, and recipes.

A collection of plays, songs, and poems, designed for audiences from kindergarten through sixth grade, that presents messages against discrimination and intolerance based on race, class, gender, sexual orientation, religion, and physical ability.

Chronicles the history and experiences of Asian Americans from precolonial times to the early twenty-first century.

Text and accompanying photographs describe the many groups in Canada celebrating their old customs and traditions and sharing in the celebrations of the Canadians.

Describes the history of the Great Depression from the vantage point of minorities and women.

Describes colonial history from the point of view of minorities and women.

Describes the history of westward expansion from the point of view of minorities and women.

Examines the history of labor in the United States from a multicultural perspective, discussing the many different ethnic groups whose physical work contributed to the prosperity of the nation.

Portrays the American Civil War from the vantage point of African Americans and women.