Minority Rights Books

This book tells the inspiring story of Bessie Coleman, the first licensed African American female aviator in the United States, and her journey to achieve her dream of becomi…

This is a biography of Irma Rangel, a trailblazing Mexican-American woman who achieved many firsts in her life, including becoming a lawyer and serving in the House of Repres…

A personal memoir about a Chinese refugee and immigrant experience, with family stories, historical context, and reflections on identity and resilience.

This informative text provides a detailed explanation of the legislative process in the United States, from the introduction of a bill to its potential signing into law. It i…

Johny, a smart boy, invents a time machine and travels to different periods in history. He learns about the struggles faced by minority groups like Native Americans, women, A…

The inspiring story of Aprille Ericsson, a young girl from the Roosevelt Projects in New York City who overcame obstacles to become a renowned scientist and engineer at NASA.

The story of Nicolas Guillen, a Cuban poet who wrote about racism and oppression faced by Afro-Cubans.

A discussion on reasons for banning books, recent challenged books, pros and cons of censorship, and the importance of books in children's education.