civil rights

Examines issues related to migration, including different reasons people would move to another country, types of migrants, and the promotion of tolerance and diversity by governments and social institutions.

This book discusses issues relating to indigenous peoples' rights, such as facing discrimination and economic disadvantage, their preference to practice full autonomy or a partial measure of it, and whether or not fair trade is a solution to many indigenous peoples' problems.

Chronicles the history of the Civil Rights movement from its rise in the 1950s through the 1970s, discussing the protests, legislation, advances, and setbacks experienced by African-Americans in their quest for equality.

Discusses issues relating to the exploitation of children including poverty, child labor in agriculture as well as in towns and cities, and hidden forms of child abuse.

The author shares his views of black thought and the conditions of black life in America during the 1940's and early 1950's.

Being young and black, this civil rights leader wants a world without hatred and malice.