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As schools, libraries, museums, and government institutions across the nation confront an intensifying campaign to erase Black history, a groundbreaking new book sheds light on a chilling legacy. Strung Up: How White America Learned to Lynch Black Children is the first book-length history to place children at the center of America’s machinery of racial terror. It reveals how white parenting culture became a powerful tool, training generations to perpetuate racial violence and embedding this c...

In this compelling true story, a shocking revelation shatters a son’s understanding of his father, launching him on a quest to uncover the truth. After Glenn's parents divorced, his mother moved him and his siblings far from their father’s questionable choices. Growing up in a quiet South Florida neighborhood, Glenn dreamed of becoming a meteorologist, his world sheltered and predictable. Everything changed when, at thirteen, Glenn visited Las Vegas to see the father he barely knew. The...

For more than forty years, Cynthia L. Clack—a Texas Board Certified Family Law specialist—has identified a troubling trend within the legal system. Through her experience, Clack has repeatedly witnessed court outcomes that fail to align with the available evidence in cases involving child sexual abuse, trafficking, and coercion. Investigations frequently stall, judicial decisions are often overturned, and the voices of key witnesses are routinely disregarded. As a result, the system too often...

Having a Love Affair with the USA is more than just a travel book, it is an invitation to rediscover the heart and soul of America. Written by award-winning mother-daughter travel team Evelyn and Natalie Kelly, this uplifting collection of short, story-driven adventures celebrates the beauty, resilience, and spirit found in every corner of all fifty states. From iconic landmarks to charming small towns and hidden gems, each chapter brings history to life through personal stories, remarkable p...

For millennia, nature has inspired profound spiritual experiences—filling people with wonder, gratitude, and peace. Today, however, the natural world is increasingly threatened by fire, pollution, and extinction. In his latest book, Roger S. Gottlieb poses a pressing question: Can nature still serve as a source of spiritual inspiration in the face of ecological crisis? Drawing on decades of original scholarship in environmental ethics, religious environmentalism, contemporary spiritual...