Social discrimination and social justice

As an African American child growing up in St.

The Trail follows the forced removal of the Cherokee from their Tennessee village to the Oklahoma reservation.

There are millions of Pakistanis living throughout the world, and from time to timethey will need medical, spiritual, and psychological care.

Indian Residential School Survivors SocietyBritish Columbia, Canada For all the people who read this book may they be foreverenlightened.

This pioneering source book is an essential text for high school teachers of ESOL, English, Spanish, and creative writing.

THE winning of the West was no child's play!

"e;Culture Digest: Black Diaspora"e; by King Culture.

Mamma always had a way of treating everyone as a member of her own family, of giving warmth and comfort and love to people who had known little but loneliness and misfortune.

Garret Hunters earliest memory of Banister House was one of fear.

Financial Competency takes the approach that we cannot manage our financial resources if we don't have resources to manage.

Leroy Wilson was born in Bishopville, South Carolina, too small of a town to warrant a Greyhound bus stop, train station, or airport.

No homeseekers were ever plagued with more bad luck than those who followed the Englishman John Charles Beales to southern Texas late in 1834.

Explore the dramatic and turbulent life of one of America's most infamous outlaws with Robertus Love's The Rise and Fall of Jesse James.

Eagle Valley shows that the Native American and the White man could live together in peace-even to the point of helping each other to survive.

Herschel C.

For all of his life Kyasuta and his tribe held the strategic portages and trails through the wilderness of the Ohio country.

ChiefTomekin was a Penobscot moccasin maker and my grandfather.

As I began to write what originally started out to be a family orientated portrayal (of which much still is), race and the influence of politics and religion became increasingly important factors to acknowledge.

First published in 1946, "e;this day-by-day narrative of events on a scout expedition will interest every ex-scout by reviving memories of his own experiences and his fondest daydreams.

This book is meant to be a book with a beginning, a middle, and an end.

It helps to know where we came from in order to understand ourselves.

Meet the eight most famous Native Americans in the pages of this book!

It was nearly the turn of the century.

First published in 1926, this book by William Bleasdell Cameron is the gripping account of his experiences of captivity following the Frog Lake Massacre of the North-West Rebellion of April 2, 1885, of which he was the only male survivor.

New Mexico rancher and lawman Dee (Daniel R.

Successful entrepreneur and author Dr.

I am focusing on children's books because this is where we need to start in saving our language.

Given that he was to become a student of human nature with an interest in writing, Julian K.

In nearly all cultures, ancient and modern, stories evolve, intending to serve as a moral compass to help teach the young and guide them on a true passage into adulthood.

Can a lawman save her from an unstoppable killer?

Boys Become Men through the Eyes of War is a story of two young boys growing up in the mountains of Western North Carolina during the turbulent years surrounding the Civil War.

What The Hell's Wrong With America is a book about, well, what the hell's wrong with America!

It seems as if black women across the globe are continuously having their hearts broken by black men.

This book surveys President Biden's first two years in the White House.

Percival Phillips was born in 1877.

The world has not been fair to the Native Americans, to the extent that they were treated with violence.

EVEN IN THE DARKNESS OF A FULL ECLIPSE, THE STARS STILL SHINE!

This book comes, first of all, as the answer to the yearning for more written literature on the identity of the Igbo people of the southeast of Nigeria.

From Ouisconsin to Caughnawaga is a compendium of spellbinding short stories of the Great Lakes First Nations.