Equality/Equal Protection Equal Justice Curricula & teaching activities below are targeted for Upper Elementary - Secondary Audiences. Each is also available from the American Bar Association Publications Dept., P.O. Box 10892, Chicago, IL 60610-0892, Tel. 800-285-2221 "Diversity and the Law" by Gayle Mertz (1995) Cost: $10.00 plus shipping/handling;  PC#497-0077 Younger students learn about the concepts of minority and majority as they apply to people and legal doctrine and older students learn about "separate but equal" and court decisions and legislation that define the constitutionality of classifying students for enrollment in public schools. Includes background materials, lesson plans, worksheets, transparency masters, puzzles, and more. "Equal Protection Under Law: Access to Public Education" by Margaret Fisher (1995) Cost: $10.00 plus shipping/handling;  PC#497-0076 Younger students learn to identify the experience of discrimination, distinguish between permitted and illegal discrimination, and argue for and against providing a free public education to children of illegal aliens. Older students analyze a case study on the rights of children of undocumented aliens and identify the equal protection clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. Includes background materials, lesson plans, worksheets, transparency masters, puzzles, and more. "Equality" Constitutional Update Cost: $3.00 plus shipping/handling;  PC#497-0017 This collection of best material drawn from past issues of "Update on Law-Related Education" magazine contains background articles tracing the legal history of equality from its Constitutional origins through subsequent case law and includes stand-alone lessons addressing compelling interest, sex discrimination, and affirmative action >>Organizations >>Affirmative Action >>Disabilities >>Equal Justice >>Gender Equity >>Immigration >>Sexual Harassment >>Tolerance Resources Home | Resources: Equality/Equal Protection Home