Black Freedom Struggle in the United States
A searchable primary source documents database covering 1790-2000 of the Black Freedom Struggle.
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The Main Library on Woodmere Ave. will be CLOSED for the day on Sunday March 15, due to the anticipated winter storm. All other TADL libraries are regularly closed on Sundays.
Digital Resources
Gale in Context: Opposing Viewpoints
This database provides different views about issues that help students develop critical thinking skills.
League of Women Voters
A nonpartisan political organization, dedicated to making democracy work through voter education, issue advocacy, and citizen participation.
Legal Source
Resource for attorneys, educators, business people, law librarians, and others involved with the law.
MasterFILE Complete
Content from popular full-text magazines, reference books and other highly-regarded sources.
Michigan Activity Pass (MAP)
The Michigan Activity Pass (MAP) is a statewide collaborative program between Michigan’s public libraries and participating partner destinations.
New York Times
As a TADL patron, you have free access to everything The New York Times has to offer either at the library, remotely or with an access code! Please be sure to click on the More Details button below for directions.
Newspaper Source Plus
Provides coverage from newspapers, newswires, and news magazines. TV, radio transcripts, and ongoing daily updates from popular news sources are also included.
Points of View Reference Source
This database helps students assess and develop persuasive arguments and essays, better understand controversial issues, and develop analytical thinking skills.
Social Justice Suite
This suite of five databases presents legislation and court history at the state and federal levels, lists of scholarly articles, bibliographies, and links to other evaluated resources.
The Wall Street Journal
The Wall Street Journal has award-winning coverage on breaking news and today's top stories that impact you.
Vote 411
Election information you need. Brought to you by The League of Women Voters Education Fund.