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…in Berkeley, and on a layover in Hawai’i, found cause to stay. The family eventually moved to the small island of Lana’i, then mostly a pineapple plantation, where the isolation…

…village was Old Oraibi, Hopi Third Mesa. He attended the Phoenix Indian School. It is because of his rich knowledge of his clan and ceremonial affiliations and kachina carvings that…

…in Chinese emigration, labor, and toils in the United States. Maxine Hong Kingston was born in 1940 to Chinese immigrants who owned and operated a laundry in California, having left…

…heritage,” Reed is quoted in The New Yorker. “You may think it’s scummy and low-down and funky and homespun, but it’s there. I think it’s beautiful. I’d invite it to…

…from his hometown to survive the Nazi holocaust, so he well understood the importance of supporting Michi as she documented the history of her own internment in the 1940’s. He…

…for Inter-American Understanding, a blueprint for institutions to participate in inter-American work. Among the objectives of the proposed organizational efforts was the promotion of Christian principles in human relations. She…

…in the Civil War, I knew I had found the subject of my next book,” Brooks told Miwa Messer, host of the Barnes & Noble podcast “Poured Over.” What resulted,…

…Even in the helter-skelter skirmish that is my life, I have seen that the world is to the strong regardless of a little pigmentation more or less. No, I do…

…“We integrated our town. We arrived in the mid-60s. We had a roller-coaster assimilation in Wisconsin. I learned a lot of complicated things growing up that I’d never put in…

Social psychologist, systems-theorist, and futurist David Loye is the author of widely respected books on the use of the brain and mind in prediction, political leadership, race relations, and is the…

…strength of Isaacs’ work, in addition to the verbatim reporting of the interviews upon which the book is based, lies in its historical grasp of what is important in the…

…first published story, “Mountain,” arrived in print when he was 21. Now teaching creative writing and playing indoor soccer in Ann Arbor, Michigan, Davies is drawn to questions of authenticity…

…Feeding Ghosts, is a compendious multi-generational epic combining a sweeping history of twentieth century China with an intimate, extraordinary family story. Stories indeed – our most precious inheritance – lie…

…an anti-tuberculosis clinic in Malaysia. In addition to practicing general medicine, Suyin has been a lecturer in contemporary Asian literature, language, and psychology at Nanyang University. Contributed By: Mitsi Sellers…

…Christians have been especially dogged about trying to implant their ideas into unwilling minds. So it is with monotheism: if there is one true religion, then others are, by definition,…

…the Universe, but I have lived in many ways, sweet and bitter, and they feel right for me…,” Hurston wrote. “I have walked in the storms with a crown of…

…truth, and justice. My admiration for him is profound, and if ever there was an exemplar to whom I would point aspiring historians for inspiration in the pursuit of their…

…in sit-ins and voter registration drives in the 196Os. He found that in the 1830s most abolitionists espoused a strategy or philosophy of nonviolence. Some- primarily Quakers and followers of…

…and negative. The assassination of Malcolm X in 1965 increased public interest, and Haley’s book became required reading in many college courses. Soon after the publication of The Autobiography of…

…interest in the historical background for these ideologically opposed, yet functionally similar movements. After his discharge, he taught successively in universities in Scotland, Ireland, England, the United States and Canada….