Into the Streets: A Young Person’s Visual History of Protest in the United States

This visual history considers resistance and protest in the United States. It describes how discrimination and unjust treatment have led people to express objection and anger, and how people across political and social groups have marched to seek changes in laws and practices. Archival photographs document the subject. Source notes, a bibliography, and an index provide supporting material for this examination of protest as a way people have pursued change.