To access these databases remotely (off-campus), please log in. If you need any assistance, don’t hesitate to contact your librarian.
To discover more print resources, try searching for "Civil Rights" in the library catalog. You can also explore the Civil Rights section (323s) or check the World Book encyclopedia in the ES library's reference section.
You will need to log in with an SAS username and password if you're off-campus. Citations can be copied and pasted. Look for the checkmark icon at the top of the article page.
To cite Brainpop videos, use this format: (italicize BrainPop)
“Movie Topic.” BrainPOP. Date Viewed. < URL OF MOVIE >
Videos, articles and speeches. To cite a movie follow this format. For articles, follow the format in your student planner.
“Movie Topic.” History.com. Date Viewed. < URL OF MOVIE >
The Story of Ruby Bridges
by
Minty
by
I Have a Dream
by
Rosa Parks
by
Rosa Parks
by
The Bus Ride That Changed History
by
Through My Eyes
by
Remember
by
Henry's Freedom Box
by
If You Lived at the Time of Martin Luther King
by
The Other Side
by
Stella by Starlight
by
Abby Takes a Stand
by
To help your students analyze these primary sources, get a graphic organizer and guides.
Gordon Parks
by
Martin Rising
by
Use "Baby Love" performance with "Forcing Forsythia" and "Valentine," pages 20-25.
Hey Black Child
by
Choose "Important People" from the icon at the bottom of the page. Scroll through the categories and select "Civil Rights Leaders." Filter your search by the country and time you are interested in. Find out more about civil rights leaders in the U.S. as well as other countries!
Nina
by
