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This book is an important addition both to the list of general works about the culture of the Spanish-speaking people of the Southwest and to the study of medicine as…

This book by an American social scientist and a social worker is “a practical guide for those actively engaged in reducing segregation and discrimination in public institutions, voluntary social agencies,…

With astonishing erudition, a commanding sense of style, and a gift for gripping narrative, Senhor Freyre has applied all the modern techniques of social study to the remarkably successful melting-pot…

 Into the lives of two ragged little Negro girls came an angel—a white angel. So it seemed to Veanie and Mingie Bennett, seven-year-old twins in a Florida town, half-savage, motherless,…

It has long been alleged that officials in the Roosevelt administration knew, in surprising detail, about Adolf Hitler’s plans to exterminate all the Jews in Nazi Europe–and that these officials…

King was born on January 15, 1929, in Atlanta, Georgia, the eldest son of Martin Luther King Sr., a Baptist minister, and Alberta Williams King. King attended local segregated public…

This volume deals with the problems of prejudice and discrimination in three major sections. Part one consists of ten chapters on the causes and consequences of prejudice and discrimination. In…

Combining archeological evidence and scholarly research, Davidson traces the exciting development of the rich kingdoms of the lost cities of Africa, fifteen hundred years before European ships first came to…

This volume is an essential for kachina collectors. Author Barton Wright is known as the authority on Hopi kachinas and this book, his major work, shows why. It contains descriptions…

John Haynes Holmes was a prominent Unitarian minister and pacifist, noted for his anti-war activism. Holmes was born in Philadelphia, studied at Harvard, graduating in 1902, and Harvard Divinity School,…

To Sir, With Love is an inspiring autobiographical novel set in the East End of London based on true events concerned with Braithwaite taking up a teaching post in a…

In 1977, a Chicago-based Nazi group announced its plans to demonstrate in Skokie, Illinois, the home of hundreds of Holocaust survivors. The shocked survivor community rose in protest and the…

In the summer of 1960, Louis E. Lomax, an American Negro reporter visited several countries in Africa. Lomax skipped the newly independent nations; except for Egypt and Ethiopia, all of…