Us and them
Subtitle: a history of intolerance in America
By: by Jim Carnes ; with illustrations by Herbert Tauss
Contributors: Tauss, Herbert; Southern Poverty Law Center
Publisher: Teaching Tolerance
Published: 1995
Place of publication: [Montgomery, Ala.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 129
Subjects: Toleration; Race relations; Discrimination; Ethnic relations; Prejudices; Social psychology; Fanaticism; Juvenile literature; History
Description: Chronicles stories of Americans who were hated by others simply for who they were, what they looked like or what they believed. Their experiences remind us that American democracy is still a work in progress.--back cover.
Notes: "A Project of the Southern Poverty Law Center."

Includes bibliographical references (page 129).

Internet Archive - 2

Internet Archive 2
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: The Silencing of Mary Dyer; title: Blankets for the dead; title: No promised land; title: Harriet Jacobs owns herself; title: In the City of Brotherly Love; title: A rumbling in the mines; title: Ghost dance at Wounded Knee; title: The ballad of Leo Frank; title: Untamed border; title: A town called Rosewood; title: Home was a horse stall; title: Nightriding with the Klan; title: A rose for Charlie; title: Street justice; title: Out of the shadows.