multiculturalism

Examines the history of U.S. participation in World War I from a multicultural perspective, discussing the domestic effects of the conflict which included the migration of African-Americans to northern cities, and considering the ethnic rivalries that spurred the war.

Illustrations and rhyming text celebrate the diversity of cultures, languages, countries, and people of the world.

Discusses the differences among people in gender, race, age, ethnicity, and physical ability, looking at the increasing number of immigrants in the United States, and teaching lessons about stereotypes, prejudice and discrimination, cultural identity, and diversity at school and in the workplace.

Romina has a difficult time deciding what to make for her school project that represents both her Indian and Mexican heritage until a kind neighbor offers to help.

An anthology of articles originally published in "Time" magazine in the years between 1923 and 1994, which provides information about key moments and individuals in the history of American immigration and diversity.

A series of articles which explore issues of political correctness, hiring practices, school curriculums, the allocation of federal money, and American identity, as they relate to multiculturalism.

Discusses how children and families in different countries around the world live.

Looks at some of the many ways in which people are alike and different.

Provides teachers of grades one through six with over seventy games which can be used to promote an understanding of world cultures, while reinforcing skills in math, language, art, writing, and social studies.

Contains eighteen essays in which the authors discuss the difficulties and benefits of being biracial and bicultural.