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| Race and Redemption in the Reconstructed South: Robert Smalls and Carl Schurz | |
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| Zion Presbyterian Church, "Memorial to the Senate and House of Representatives" (1865) | |
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| Report on the Condition of the South (1865) | |
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| Representative Robert Smalls Protests the Withdrawal of Federal Troops (1876) | |
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| The Prostrate State (1874) | |
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| Speech in the Senate (1872) | |
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| Craftsmen and Buccaneers in an Industrial Age: Terrence Powderly and Jay Gould | |
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| Preamble to the Constitution of the Knights of Labor (1878) | |
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| Terence Powderly Calls for Cooperatives (1880) | |
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| Correspondence of Jay Gould and Terence Powderly (1886) | |
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| Knights of Labor Attack on Jay Gould (1886) | |
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| Jay Gould Testifies Before Congress (1886) | |
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| Farmers and the "New South": Tom Watson and Henry Grady | |
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| "The New South: (1886) | |
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| "The Farmer and the Cities" (1889) | |
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| Tom Watson on "Silver-Tounged Orators (1889) | |
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| People's Party Platform (1892) | |
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| "The Negro Question in the South" (1892) | |
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| Sex, Anarchism, and Domestic Science in Progressive America: Emma Goldman and Ellen Richards | |
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| Euthenics (1910) | |
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| "Who Is to Blame for High Prices?" (1910) | |
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| "Marriage and Love" (1917) | |
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| "The Woman Suffrage Chameleon" (1917) | |
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| "The Social Aspects of Birth Control" (1916) | |
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| Home Efficiency Table (1915) | |
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| Progressives at War: Randolph Bourne and George Creel | |
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| History Teacher's Magazine Announcement for Committee Report on Public Information Literature (1917) | |
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| An Advertisement for Publications of the Committee on Public Information (1918) | |
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| "Bachelor of Atrocities" (1918) | |
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| "The war and the Intellectuals" (1917) | |
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| "The State" (1919) | |
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| Science, Religion, and "Culture Wars" in the 1920s: William Jennings Bryan and Clarence Darrow | |
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| A Defense of Youthful Morality (1926) | |
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| An "Imperial Wizard" Explains the Ku Klux Klan's Appeal (1926) | |
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| A Preacher Defends Tennessee from Attack (1925) | |
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| Clarence Darrow Attacks the Anti-Evolution Law as Unconstitutional (1925) | |
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| William Jennings Bryan Argues Against Expert Testimony (1925) | |
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| Clarence Darrow Questions William Jennings Bryan on the Bible (1925) | |
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| A Black Leader Comments on the Scopes Trial (1925) | |
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| Politics and the Big Screen in the Great Depression: Upton Sinclair and Louis B. Mayer | |
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| Publicity Poster for Grand Hotel (1932) | |
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| Upton Sinclair "EPIC Answers" (1934) | |
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| Anti-Sinclair Leaflet (1934) | |
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| California Election News, No. 3 (1934) | |
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| Anti-Sinclair Cartoon (1934) | |
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| Racism and Relocation During World War II: Harry Ueno and Dillon Myer | |
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| "Constitutional Principles Involved in the Relocation Program" (1943) | |
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| "Rifles Cow Manzanar Japs After Fatal Riots" (1942) | |
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| Censored Letters of Harry Ueno (1943) | |
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| Dillon Myer on Japanese Resettlement (1943) | |
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| War Relocation Authority Questions for Resettlement Applicants (1943) | |
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| Confrontation and Compromise in the Cold War: James Byrnes and Henry A. Wallace | |
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| "The Long Telegram" (1946) | |
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| James Byrnes Restates American Policy Toward Germany (1946) | |
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| "The Way to Peace" (1946) | |
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| The Truman Doctrine (1947) | |
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| "The Path to Peace with Russia" (1946) | |
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| Politics and Principle in the Second Red Scare: Joseph McCarthy and Margaret Chase Smith | |
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| McCarthy Assaults the State Department (1950) | |
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| HUAC Investigations Subversion in Hollywood (1947) | |
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| Red Channels Exposes "Reds" (1950) | |
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| Margaret Chase Smith, "Declaration of Conscience" (1950) | |
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| Margaret Chase Smith Feels McCarthy's Sting (1952) | |
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| McCarthy Investigates Overseas Libraries (1953) | |
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| From Black Protest to Black Power: Roy Wilkins and Fannie Lou Hamer | |
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| Testimony of Fannie Lou Hamer Before the Credentials Committee of the Democratic National Convention (1964) | |
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| Fannie Lou Hamer on the Lessons of the Democratic National Convention (1967) | |
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| Fannie Lou Hamer's Platform (1971) | |
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| Poverty Rates, by Race and Family Relationship, 1959-1999 | |
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| "Sail Our N.A.A.C.P. Ship 'Steady as She Goes'" (1966) | |
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| Standing Fast (1982) | |
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| The Battlefields of Vietnam: Robert McNamara and Jan Barry | |
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| Robert McNamara Assesses the Situation in Vietnam (1964) | |
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| Jan Barry Assesses the Situation in Vietnam (1997) | |
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| McNamara Offers a Bleak Assessment (1967) | |
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| A Marine Describes a Technological War of Attrition (1977) | |
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| A Black Soldier Sees Another Enemy (1984) | |
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| An Infantryman Refuses "To Go Back In" (1990) | |
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| From Mystique to Militance: Betty Friedan and Gloria Steinem | |
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| Betty Friedan, The Feminine Mystique (1963) | |
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| Now's Statement of Purpose (1966) | |
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| "Wonder Woman for President" (1972) | |
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| Gloria Steinem, "Sisterhood" (1972) | |
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| Betty Friedan, "Beyond Women's Liberation" (1972) | |
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| Individualism and the Environment in the 1980s | |
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| The Monkey Wrench Gang (1975) | |
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| Map of Federal Lands (1978) | |
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| Outlines His Program (1981) | |
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| "It's the People's Land" (1983) | |
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| "Immigration and the Liberal Taboos" (1988) | |
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| Conservatism and the Limits of Consumer Capitalism: Irving Kristol and Ralph Nader | |
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| "The Hidden Costs of Regulation" (1978) | |
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| "Corporate Capitalism in America" (1975) | |
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| "The Concord Principles" (1992) | |
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| "It's Time to End Corporate Welfare as We Know It" (1996) | |
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| "The Cultural Revolution and the Capitalist Future" (1992) | |
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| Announces His Candidacy for the Green Party's Nomination (2000) | |