Teacher resources and professional development across the curriculum
Teacher professional development and classroom resources across the curriculum
From the 1940s to the 1970s, the African American civil rights movement
galvanized other communities of color to end discrimination. Inspired by the
civil rights movement, Americans challenged authority and secured more
rights, and sounded a call for greater democratic participation. An expanding
and influential mass media documented and influenced the cultural and
political events of the civil rights movement and the "rights revolution."
Inspired by the momentum of the African American civil rights movement, communities of color mobilized to end discrimination, but faced internal tensions and external resistance. More
Motivated by the conviction that everyday citizens could bring about positive social change, movements and individuals challenged authority in schools, churches, corporations, families, and government. More
An expanding and influential mass media simultaneously reflected and reshaped a changing cultural and political landscape. More
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