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Educational Resources
Learn the skills and knowledge needed for effective civic engagement and community organizing
Understanding Democracy
How democratic institutions work and how citizens can engage effectively
Community Organizing
Practical guides for building grassroots movements and local coalitions
Ethical Consumer Choices
Making purchasing decisions that align with democratic values
Media Literacy
Critical thinking tools for navigating information and identifying bias
School House Rock: Civics Classics
Learn how government works from the beloved 1970s animated series that taught a generation about democracy, the Constitution, and civic responsibility
School House Rock! is a trademark of American Broadcasting Companies, Inc. These educational videos are referenced for nonprofit educational purposes under fair use principles.
I'm Just a Bill
The classic song about how a bill becomes a law, following Bill on his journey through Congress
Three Ring Government
Understanding the three branches of government and how checks and balances keep democracy working
The Preamble
The unforgettable song that helps memorize the opening words of the United States Constitution
No More Kings
The story of how American colonists fought for independence and self-governance
Fireworks
Celebrating the founding document that declared America's independence and core democratic principles
🎵 These animated shorts originally aired on ABC between 1973-1985 — teaching millions of kids (and adults!) how American democracy works through catchy songs and memorable characters
Coming Soon: B.O.L.D. Academy
We're developing comprehensive online courses, workshops, and training materials to empower citizens with the tools for effective democratic participation.
🎓 Interactive courses • 📚 Resource libraries • 🤝 Community forums • 📅 Live workshops
Voices That Changed History
Powerful speeches from champions of democracy, justice, and equality — spanning 150+ years from women's suffrage to modern human rights
These historic speeches are presented for educational and informational purposes. All rights belong to their respective creators and estates. Content is shared under fair use principles for nonprofit educational purposes.
📚 Curated Rotating Selection — 10 speeches from our collection of 30+ historic voices, changing to ensure diverse representation
From Sojourner Truth in 1851 to Barack Obama in 2008 — these speeches defined movements, inspired millions, and changed the course of history
Songs of Resistance
From jazz protest to contemporary folk-pop — music that challenged power, demanded justice, and became the soundtrack to social movements across 84 years
All musical works are copyrighted by their respective artists, composers, and record labels. Songs are referenced here for educational purposes only, with links to legitimate streaming platforms. B.O.L.D. America claims no ownership of these works.
Curated Rotating Selection: Showing 10 songs from our collection of 30+ powerful protest anthems spanning 1939-2023. The selection changes to ensure diverse representation across genres, eras, and movements.
From Billie Holiday's haunting 1939 protest against lynching to Paris Paloma's 2023 feminist anthem — spanning 84 years, these songs gave voice to the voiceless and became soundtracks for social movements
Books That Speak Truth to Power
Books that challenge power, expose injustice, and inspire resistance — the literature they don't want you to read
All books are copyrighted works by their respective authors and publishers. These titles are featured for educational and informational purposes only. We encourage readers to purchase or borrow these books through legitimate channels. B.O.L.D. America claims no ownership of these works.
📚 Curated Rotating Selection: Displaying 10 books from our collection of 33 frequently banned titles. The selection changes to ensure diverse representation of voices and themes.
Why These Books Matter
Throughout history, authoritarian regimes have targeted books that challenge their power. These works expose uncomfortable truths about systemic injustice, corporate control, environmental destruction, and the suppression of dissent. They've been banned, burned, and removed from library shelves — precisely because they inspire critical thinking, question authority, and empower readers to resist oppression. This is your reading list for building a better world.
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