The two newest titles in the Movements and Resistance series (2 new titles) spotlight often overlooked repression in U.S. history and the individuals who fought for justice. Once again, the graphic nonfiction format features boxed text with narration, imagined dialogue that adds a storylike effect, and action-packed comics that depict the tensions and uprisings. The 1899 Newsboys' Strike opens with working conditions of the newsboys who sold newspapers in New York City. Not only were they forced to buy the newspapers they wished to sell, but the country's two biggest newspapers refused to buy back unsold copies. The books explains how a price hike by the powerful owners, William Randolph Hearst and Joseph Pulitzer, ultimately pushed the newsies to go on strike until Hearst and Pulitzer finally met their demands for fair prices. Concluding facts in each book enhance the value of this important series.