liberalism

Uses a graphic novel format to recount the history of the radical group Students for a Democratic Society, which was created in the late 1960s by students protesting the war and lobbying for equality in the United States.

Examines the progressive political climate in the United States during the 1960s, discusses the numerous government initiatives that were established, and explains why a time of such great change ended so quickly.

Traces the history and evolution of Amsterdam, portraying the constant battle to keep the sea at bay, its liberalism and tolerance, and place as home to both religious dissidents and radical thinkers, as well as the first great global corporation.

Presents a portrait of both the public and private life of Eleanor Roosevelt.

Examines the personal and professional lives of Abraham Lincoln and Charles Darwin, who share the same birthday, and describes how their accomplishments influenced social changes.

Michael Savage offers Americans practical solutions to help rebalance the nation's social, political, and cultural atmosphere in the face of the erosion of American values.

The movement for African American equality set in historical perspective.