Literacy, Democracy, and the Pledge of Allegiance

Discusses a child's experiences in developing a petition (with the assistance of friends, siblings, parents, and reference librarians) to protest mandatory participation in recitation of the pledge of allegiance. Suggests that the relations between literacy and democracy are complex and mediate...

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Democracy
Democratic Values
Education
Educators
Elementary Education
Family Literacy
Learning
Legal judgments
Literacy
Literary genres
Petitions
School principals
Signatures
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Student Participation
Teachers
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