Check out the new guide to using primary sources from Teachers College Press, Inclusion in the new publication: Teaching with Primary Sources for Cultural Understanding, Civic Mindedness, and Democracy, edited by TPS friend and colleague 
Scott Waring .
See an Emerging America blog post with short descriptions of several of the chapters that make direct contributions to inclusion.
Blind airmen listen to Talking Books. U.S. Airforce. (1944). Library of Congress.
Bilingual Education/ESL English/Language Arts Social Studies/History Special Education Inclusion Accessibility Asian American History Latinx History African American History
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