Classroom

Discuss the first line of the Declaration of Independence, and then find the line in foundational documents that align best with your own ideals

"I invite my students to see journalism, teaching and other civic careers as meaningful ways to shape the world, not cautionary tales." — Jena Kleindl, English and journalism teacher

Learn about a book that examines the history of freedom and race in the U.S.

Students will explore the history of Pride Month, including the struggles that activists for this celebration to exist

Learn more about "the Boss's" efforts to simultaneously express his devotion to the United States and hold its leaders accountable

Discuss what the founding fathers might do differently with the benefit of hindsight

Derrick Adams's artworks share the joys that come from the Black American experience

The parties seem to be inching closer to a peace deal, but sticking points remain

Examine Pew’s survey on types of voters and analyze differences across key political demographic groups

Gain an understanding on the discussion of religion in the founding of the United States and the concept of separation of church and state.