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Martin Luther King

Terry Barber

2006

Dangerous liaisons

Eric Brandt

1999

Martin Luther King, Jr

Peter J Ling, Peter J. Ling

2002

Who speaks for the children?

Jack C. Westman

1991

Feminism and materialism

Annette Kuhn, AnnMarie Wolpe

1978

Women and social protest

Rhoda Lois Blumberg, Guida West

1990

The perils and prospects of Southern Black leadership

Raymond Gavins

1977

Black women and the criminal justice system

Biko Agozino

1997

The last year of Malcolm X

George Breitman

1967

The American life of Ernestine L. Rose

Carol A. Kolmerten

1999

Women and Chinese patriarchy

Suzanne Miers, Maria Jaschok

1994

The Negro in Maryland politics, 1870-1912

Margaret Law Callcott

1969

Managing AIDS in the workplace

Sam B. Puckett

1988

I have a dream

Martin Luther King Jr.

1992

Darwinian dominion

Lewis F. Petrinovich

1999

Education In The Best Interests Of The Child A Childrens Rights Perspective On Closing The Achievement Gap

Robert Brian

2013

Children

David Archard

1993

Methodists and the crucible of race, 1930-1975

Peter C. Murray

2004

Around America to win the vote

Mara Rockliff

2016

The right to the city

Mitchell, Don

2003

The struggle for Black equality, 1954-1980

Harvard Sitkoff

1981

A Vindication of Rights of Woman

Mary Wollstonecraft

1792 ★ 3.6

Let the trumpet sound

Stephen B. Oates

1982

The Persons case

Robert J. Sharpe, Patricia I. McMahon

2007

(Un)thinking citizenship

Amanda Gouws

2005

Britannia's Daughters

Joanna Trollope

1983

Workers' rights as human rights

[name missing]

2003

Love and Politics

Fiona Mackay

2001

Gower's principles of modern company law

P. L. Davies

2016

Whitewashing race

[name missing], Martin Carnoy, Michael K. Brown

2003

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