✊Civil Rights

Know parental rights and their constitutional limits

Understand your basic rights in different situations. Stand up for yourself at school, work, and community.

Record incidents properly to build a case for change. Useful for addressing any unfair treatment.

Report discrimination and get help through official channels. Apply to any unfair situation.

Look up laws and regulations that protect you. Great research skill for understanding rules in any situation.

Spot unfair treatment based on race, gender, religion, or other factors. Helps create fair environments everywhere.

Teach neighbors about their constitutional rights while discovering which police departments ignore civil rights complaints and how activists forced departments to change their practices.

Know your rights at work including fair treatment and safe conditions. Professional self-protection skills.

Access accommodations you need while learning how the Americans with Disabilities Act gets enforced, which businesses ignore the rules, and how disabled activists forced government to take action through protests and lawsuits.

Know your rights as a renter or homeowner. Consumer protection for major life decisions.

Monitor police conduct and support reform efforts. Accountability skills for public safety.

Know your rights in school including free speech and due process. Educational advocacy for fair treatment.

Protect access to the ballot box while learning which politicians purge voter rolls, how gerrymandering dilutes minority voting power, and which corporations fund voter suppression efforts.

Recognize and respond to hate crimes and bias incidents. Community safety and social justice skills.

Know legal protections and ongoing struggles for LGBTQ+ equality. Inclusion and ally skills.

Track whether civil rights laws are actually enforced. Government accountability for equal protection.