The Marcus Garvey and UNIA Papers provides a full, objective account of the movement and its leader, as it chronicles how the movement achieved a global dimension by awakening the political consciousness of African and Caribbean peoples to the goals of racial self-determination and national independence.
What every girl should know by Margaret Sanger, 1913 (Book)
Teachers should look at the table of contents of this books before sharing it with students - but then absolutely sharing it with students. Students who know one or two factoids about Margaret Sanger have no idea what she actually did - looking at this book will shatter that ignorance in a matter of minutes. They should also know that the book was seized by the post office as a violation of the Comstock Law - https://embryo.asu.edu/pages/what-every-girl-should-know-1916-margaret-sanger