Whose Right Is It?: The Fourteenth Amendment and the Fight for Equality

Series Whose Right Is It? By Hana Bajramovic

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9781250225276

Whose Right Is It?: The Fourteenth Amendment and the Fight for Equality

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Crime: Hate Crimes,Discrimination: General,Sexual Content: Reference/Discussion,Social Issue: Abortion,Social Issue: Slavery in Historical Context,Violence: Death,Violence: General,Violence: Sexual Assault/Rape Reference/Discussion

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A crucial and timely investigation of the Fourteenth Amendment and the impact it's had—and continues to have—on our rights as citizens, for readers of Rise Up! and This Is Our Constitution.

In 1954, the Supreme Court held in Brown v. Board of Education that separate schools for Black and white students are inherently unequal. In 1973, the Supreme Court guaranteed that abortion was a fundamental right in Roe v. Wade. And in 2015, the Supreme Court legalized gay marriage nationwide in Obergefell v. Hodges. What do these three famous cases, separated by decades, have in common? Each one was decided under the Fourteenth Amendment.

Born in the years after the Civil War, the Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and Fifteenth Amendments served as a sort of second Constitution, redefining what America would look like in the years after slavery ended. The Fourteenth was the most expansive, and the most complicated, of the three.

Further resources. Selected bibliography. Source notes. Index. Black-and-white diagrams, photographs, and reproductions.

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AR Ready No Canadian Rights Yes Dewey 342.73 Title alpha Whose Right Is It?: The Fourteenth Amendment and the Fight for Equality Category Nonfiction High Plus Pages Count 240 Genre Nonfiction Topics Fourteenth Amendment to the US Constitution. Civil Rights Act of 1866. Civil rights. Constitutional history. Due process of law. Equality before the law. US politics and government,1865-1877. Trim Size 9" x 6" JLG Span Fall Language English Rights type Print Publication date 2024-06-24 JLG Release Date Sep 2024 Minimum grade 9 Maximum grade 12 Reading level High Format Print

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