- Congress, protecting individual rights, Louis Fisher
- Malcolm X, exceprt from interview with Louis Lomax, produced by Educational Video Group
- Closing the courthouse door, how your constitutional rights became unenforceable, Erwin Chemerinsky
- Rights gone wrong, how law corrupts the struggle for equality, Richard Thompson Ford
- The fate of liberty, Abraham Lincoln and civil liberties, Mark E. Neely, Jr
- The most human right, why free speech is everything, Eric Heinze
- Jefferson & civil liberties;, the darker side
- The civil rights era, origins and development of national policy, 1960-1972, Hugh Davis Graham
- The rights of the people, how our search for safety invades our liberties, David K. Shipler
- Feminism unfinished, a short, surprising history of American women's movements, Dorothy Sue Cobble, Linda Gordon, and Astrid Henry
- Lawless, the secret rules that govern our digital lives, Nicolas P. Suzor
- Freedom's call, by Richard Breyer
- John Lewis, in search of the beloved community, Raymond Arsenault
- We must not be afraid to be free, stories of free expression in America, Ronald K.L. Collins, Sam Chaltain
- We are everywhere, protest, power, and pride in the history of Queer Liberation, Matthew Riemer and Leighton Brown ; [foreword by Eric Marcus]
- Inventing equal opportunity
- Points of rebellion, William O. Douglas
- The concept of human rights, Jack Donnelly
- This Muslim American life, dispatches from the War on Terror, Moustafa Bayoumi
- Surveillance after Snowden, David Lyon
- The birth of the Bill of rights, 1776-1791, by Robert Allen Rutland
- Roy Wilkins, excerpts on civil rights, produced by Educational Video Group
- Rights at risk, the limits of liberty in modern America, David K. Shipler
- The Bill of rights, by Learned Hand
- Civil rights and the making of the modern American state, Megan Ming Francis, Pepperdine University
- The future of violence, robots and germs, hackers and drones : confronting a new age of threat, Benjamin Wittes & Gabriella Blum
- One nation under siege, Congress, terrorism, and the fate of American democracy, Jocelyn Jones Evans
- Angry white men, American masculinity at the end of an era, by Michael Kimmel
- The Magna Carta manifesto, liberties and commons for all, Peter Linebaugh
- The bill of the century, the epic battle for the Civil Rights Act, Clay Risen
- Seven deadly sins, constitutional rights and the criminal justice system, David R. Lynch, Molly Sween, Mark Denniston, and Bruce Bayley
- Bobby Seale, speech on Black Panthers movement, produced by Educational Video Group
- Meet the press, with Tim Russert ; [produced by Betty Cole Dukert]
- Jackie Robinson, excerpts from civil rights rally, produced by Educational Video Group
- The Bill of Rights, the fight to secure America's liberties, Carol Berkin
- Civil liberties
- Unwarranted, policing without permission, Barry Friedman
- How and why did women in SNCC (the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee) author a pathbreaking feminist manifesto, 1964-1965?, documents selected and interpreted by Kathryn Kish Sklar and Elaine DeLott Baker ; headnotes to documents written by Elaine DeLott Baker
- The freedom train, by Kingberry Productions in Association with WDIV-TV
- Environmental justice, a reference handbook, David E. Newton
- Why privacy matters, Neil Richards
- Great American court cases, Mark Mikula and L. Mpho Mabunda, editors ; Allison McClintic Marion, associate editor
- Encyclopedia of American civil liberties, Paul Finkelman, editor
- Making sense of human rights, James W. Nickel
- Fully human, personhood, citizenship, and rights, Lindsey N. Kingston
- Racial profiling, everyday inequality, Alison Marie Behnke
- Angela Davis, interview from jail, produced by Educational Video Group
- In the shadow of the great charter, common law constitutionalism and the Magna Carta, Robert M. Pallitto
- Affirmative action, a documentary history, edited by Jo Ann Ooiman Robinson
- "In a single garment of destiny", a global vision of justice, Martin Luther King, Jr. ; edited and introduced by Lewis V. Baldwin ; foreword by Charlayne Hunter-Gault