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A vetted directory of Primary Sources mapped to California’s Ethnic Studies Model Curriculum.

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“Depart and Never Return”: Edict of Expulsion banishing Jews from Spain (1492) - Expert Annotations

“Depart and Never Return”: Edict of Expulsion banishing Jews from Spain (1492) - Expert Annotations

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Diseño of Rancho la Cienega o Paso de la Tijera

Diseño of Rancho la Cienega o Paso de la Tijera

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Picturing Mexican America

Picturing Mexican America

Joachim Prinz March on Washington Speech

Joachim Prinz March on Washington Speech

“The Book of Negroes” (1783-84): British Military Ledger

“The Book of Negroes” (1783-84): British Military Ledger

Deleted Passage - Declaration of Independence on the Transatlantic Slave Trade - Expert Annotations

Deleted Passage - Declaration of Independence on the Transatlantic Slave Trade - Expert Annotations

“Women and the Fate of the Earth” Speech by Bella Abzug (March 17, 1990)

“Women and the Fate of the Earth” Speech by Bella Abzug (March 17, 1990)

The Annotated & Interactive 19th Amendment | “Women’s Right to Vote” at Congress.gov

The Annotated & Interactive 19th Amendment | “Women’s Right to Vote” at Congress.gov

“What it Means to be Colored in the Capital of the U.S.” Speech by Mary Church Terrell (Oct. 10, 1906)

“What it Means to be Colored in the Capital of the U.S.” Speech by Mary Church Terrell (Oct. 10, 1906)

“Is it a Crime to Vote?” Speech by Susan B. Anthony (1872-1873)

“Is it a Crime to Vote?” Speech by Susan B. Anthony (1872-1873)

Declaration of Sentiments | The Seneca Fall Declaration (1848) – Women’s Right to Vote

Declaration of Sentiments | The Seneca Fall Declaration (1848) – Women’s Right to Vote

George Washington Corresponds with a Synagogue (1790) - Expert Annotations

George Washington Corresponds with a Synagogue (1790) - Expert Annotations

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