In Humanities, we have discussed the inequalities and flaws in our government system and how they have impacted our society in the past and how they are currently impacting it. We created TED Talks on a specific subject that was an injustice of the past, I did the court case Brown v. Board of Education. We also read three books, Just Mercy, which was a true story about Walter McMillian, a man of color that was wrongly accused, put on death row, and executed for something he never did, The Marrow Thieves, which was a fictional dystopian story about Native Americans being hunted for their bone marrow, which has the capability to make people who have lost the ability to dream, dream again, and The River Between Us, another fictional story set at the beginning of the Civil War, from the perspective of a young lady whose brother goes off to war and pulls her family apart. Over the reading of these books, we have made newspapers, posters, presentations, and speeches about how what we have learned relates to our lives now. We also had an exhibition about Westward Expansion, and how specific people or events led to or spurred it on.