Type: BOOK
Author: Fleischner, Jennifer
Social Action - The remarkable story of the friendship between a First Lady and a former slave.A vibrant social history set against the backdrop of the antibellum South and the Civil War. Historian Jennifer Fleischner provides a riveting work of scholarship that reveals the legacy of slavery and sheds new light on the Lincoln White House. This work challenges much of what we think and know about nineteenth-century American color consciousness.
Type: BOOK
Author: Fleischner, Jennifer
Social Action: This remarkable story of the friendship between a First Lady and a former slave provides new insight into race, women's lives, and american society in the nineteenth century. It is a vibrant social history set against the backdrop of the antibellum South and the Civil War. Historian Jennifer Fleischner's riveting work of scholarship reveals the legacy of slavery and sheds new light on the Lincoln White House, bringing to life a mesmerizing, intimate aspect of Civil War history...
Type: BOOK
Author: Shulman, Beth
Social Action: How low-wage jobs fail 30 million Americans and their families. Beth Shulman's book offers a far-reaching argument about what must be done to restore fairness to America. This book became one of the most influential policy studies about economic life in the United States. It combines personal vignettes, social statistics, and policy prescription in a wonderfully readable manner.
Type: BOOK
Author: Vandana Shiva
Water Wars celebrates the spiritual and traditional role water has played in communities throughout history, and warns that water privatization threatens cultures and livelihoods worldwide.
Type: VHS
Author:
William Sloan Coffin - preacher, pastor and "conscience of the nation" prophetic voice for progressive religion in
America and in the world human rights of all kinds of all people, peace and sanity in place of war and nuclear madness.
"after 9/11 we had the worlds good will and we have squandered it! I'm worried that we have as self-righteousness now that comes from feeling unfairly urt. We could have expanded our horizons, widened our hearts, to understand that a lot of people in the...