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No Time to Mourn
Author(s): Jeanette Ndhlovu
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Introduction to Logic
Author(s): Douglas Webb
Comparative Asian American History
Author(s): Xiaojian Zhao
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GET CLEAR ON YOUR CAREER
Author(s): Lily Maestas
Visions of an Enduring People: A Reader in Native American Studies
Author(s): Walter C Fleming, John G Watts
Visions of an Enduring People is a reader in Native American Studies that was developed to address the critical issues of Indian Country today, such as preservation of culture, religious freedom, gaming, sovereignty, language stabilization, health, the environment, and the use and misuse of Native ...
Unraveling Whiteness: Tools for the Journey
Author(s): Judy Helfand, Laurie Lippin
Participating in unraveling whiteness is a journey - an arduous, difficult journey with many obstacles, especially for white people. Designed for emerging diversity courses, Unraveling Whiteness: Tools for the Journey examines what it means to be white instead of examining only the position, histo...
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Talk Like You Talk: A Public Speaking Primer
Author(s): David C McLaughlin
Why do so many people fear public speaking? Maybe it’s because they feel like they have to become someone else, someone smarter and funnier. If people can learn to relax and just be themselves, public speaking can be easier. Not perfect, but better. Sensory aids and stories really help. Au...