united states

On May 17, 1954 the Supreme Court announced its decision to end segregation in the nation's public schools.

Examines the identity of "the new woman" of the 1920s chronicling their struggles and experiences in contrast to popular images set forth in the mass media and in literature of the day.

Surveys the experiences and contributions of American women during the Depression.

Examines the history of several of the most important and typical early American communities, describing their daily life, religious or social beliefs, community constitutions or tenets, and the character and personality of the leaders and founders.

Presents a compilation of primary and secondary source materials, including graphs, quotes, articles, and charts, that provide information about careers and occupations in the U.S., covering the labor force, unemployment, earnings and benefits, workers' rights, and other topics.

Ken Baker chronicles his struggle to become a professional ice hockey player, discussing how he overcame a brain tumor to achieve his dream.

Answers letters received by Talk City's "The InSite" and provides advice about dealing with authority figures, handling problems with parents and siblings, making a relationship work, finding and keeping real friends, sex, and more topics important to teens.

Tells the life story of basketball player LeBron James, describing his difficult childhood in Ohio, early talent in his sport, jump from high school to the NBA, endorsement deals, controversies, family life, and accomplishments.

Profiles more than fifteen careers in the communications, arts, and computer industries that require no more than a high school diploma or GED, including film camera operator, Webpage designer, handicraftsperson, and others.

Provides information on a number of careers within the armed forces for those with only a high school diploma, including aircraft mechanic, cargo specialist, cook, machinist, and medical service technician.