Equality's Call
Explore the fight for voting rights from America's founding to today.
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Explore the fight for voting rights from America's founding to today.
Students inspire change by encouraging voting at their school-turned-polling station.
Discover the ABCs of democracy and why every vote matters.
A boy witnesses his grandfather's first vote in the segregated South.
Discover how government works and empowers future voters in this engaging guide for young citizens.
Discover how choices shape our world, from picking fruit to electing leaders.
A child's perspective on a pivotal day in South African history.
Discover the ins and outs of voting through a local election's lively journey.
Discover the basics of voting and democracy with a whimsical guide for young readers.
Discover voting through the eyes of Citizen Baby.
Illustrated read-alouds about voting for preschool and elementary-age readers.
School election day brings unexpected challenges and fun for Amelia Bedelia.
A group of friends can't agree on anything. Can they find a way to choose a leader where everyone has a say?
A donkey and an elephant battle for votes, but a surprise awaits them.
A centenarian's journey to vote reveals her family's civil rights struggles.
Why does every vote matter, and who gets to cast one?
Who can run, who can vote, and how does one candidate end up president?
A family's first voting day in 1969 sparks hope for a brighter future.
A son teaches his father to write, empowering him to vote for the first time in post-Civil War South.
Unlock democracy's secrets with an ABC guide for young minds.
A young girl learns the power of voting amidst obstacles on Election Day.
Students vote to choose their new class pet. Who will win?
A young girl discovers the power and responsibility of voting.