equality

Provides educators with activities designed to help their students understand and change inequalities based on race, gender, class, age, language, sexual orientation, physical/mental abiltiy, and religion.

"Explores age old debates regarding American equality, segregation, and discrimination. Concepts include: question and answers, opinions, and debates. Activities allow the reader to create their own stance on several topics related to equality"--.

Discusses what equal opportunities are and whether different groups of people in the world have them.

Examines the rise of movement conservatism in the U.S., defined by the author as a network of people and institutions that extends far beyond what is normally considered political life; contends that Republican conservatism is the result of white backlash against the civil rights movement; and argues that the drastic economic inequality that has developed in the U.S. since the 1980s is in direct correlation to political partisanship.

Reveals the outsourcing, corporate chicanery, legal loopholes, and immigration fraud that gives American employers forced labor and American consumers low prices on goods. Based on dangerous research, exclusive interviews, and eyewitness accounts, the author goes behind the scenes of three illegal workplaces where employees are financially or physically enslaved.

A study of forced labor in the United States offers a look at the working conditions that the government and corporations ignore, decry, but ultimately need, analyzing the moral implications of the inexpensive goods to which the American consumer has become accustomed.

Examines important political issues in United States history that led to equal rights and government participation by all.

The history of women in the United States.