Please make sure that you take advantage of the great amount of information in the links below. You need to find verifiable, reliably credible sources of information for your work. These are a great start.
Center for the Study of Political Graphics – This is a direct link to the search page, use the search bar to narrow down results.
Just Seeds – this is the co-operative that was founded by and is still run by artists. We have seen this site. You can use the search bar at the top of the page to find topics and print types.
Smithsonian National Museum of American History – This is a direct link to the search page, with two filter terms. “Princeton Poster” is a large collection, as you will see on the page. Of course, you are free to use the archive as you wish.
Southern Poverty Law Center – Hate Map
World Economic Forum: Racial Inequality Gaps
Center for American Progress: Systematic Inequality
US Dept of Labor: Employment/Unemployment data
The Intercept: Climate Crimes – a series of different reports
US EPA: Climate Change Indicators
NYTimes: “New Market for Trading ‘Pollution Rights’” (1989) – you may need to sign in to the library to read this (in case you do not know, the library gives you all free access to a NYTimes subscription)
Scientific American: Making a Market for Pollution (2010)
US EPA: Plastic Pollution
Library of Congress: Right to Peaceful Assembly
Civil Rights/FindLaw: Is there a Right to Peaceful protest?
Harvard: Gender Inequality and Women in the Workplace
Payscale: State of the Gender pay Gap in 2020
IPSOS: “Americans Split on Right to Protest vs Law and Order”
Aleen Brown (The Intercept) “A LAKOTA HISTORIAN ON WHAT CLIMATE ORGANIZERS CAN LEARN FROM TWO CENTURIES OF INDIGENOUS RESISTANCE”
US CDC “Access to Health Care“
The Lancet (Journal): Inequality and the health-care system in the USA
American Bar Association: Native Americans: A Crisis in Health Equity (this report written by Mary Smith, an enrolled member of the Cherokee Nation, is the national secretary of the American Bar Association and is a former principal deputy director (and chief executive) of the Indian Health Service.)
The Century Foundation: Racism, Inequality, and Healthcare for African Americans
US CDC: FastStats – Mental Health
US CDC: Household Pulse Survey – COVID19 (Mental Health, including raw stats data)
Mental health America: “Ranking the States 2018“
The National Council: “New Study Reveals Lack of Access as Root Cause for Mental Health Crisis in America“
World Economic Forum: “3 things to know about women in STEM“
AAUW: “Research & Data: The STEM Gap“
Statista: US Employment & Statistics
Stanford Center on Poverty & Inequality: 20 Facts About US Inequality
ACLU: Extreme Sentencing
Equal Justice Initiative: Excessive Punishment
NCSL: States and Capital Punishment
UC Davis: What is the Current Poverty Rate in the USA?
Reuters: America’s Poor becoming more destitute under Trump (UN Report)
Census.gov: Income and Poverty 2019
PBS/Frontline: How COVID has effected Poverty in USA
US DHHS: History of Poverty thresholds
The Lancet: Where have all the bees gone? ( you will need to use the library journal finder to access this)
PHYS.org (a publication of SCIENCEX: Climate change reduces the abundance and diversity of wild bees, study finds
Western Exterminator (that’s really their name…) Bees in CA
US Immigration Council: Fact Sheet
PEW Research Center: Key finding about US Immigrants
USA.gov: Immigration and Citizenship