Ethnic minorities & multicultural studies books

In the world of overseas Christian service, Kua Wee Seng is one of the lesser-known major participants. This is...  Read More >>

10 years ago!""It's your wedding day; it's my wedding day.It's our wedding day!With this ring, I say I do.I give...  Read More >>

What does it take to shatter the glass ceiling in the legal profession while navigating the complexities of being...  Read More >>

This powerful memoir, Get Up and Fight, chronicles the extraordinary journey of Poupy Gaelle Nguetsop, a Cameroonian...  Read More >>

""Water is fluid, soft, yielding. But water will wear away rock... what is soft is strong."" -Lao Tzu In 1920s...  Read More >>

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Enduring Hope: Ethnographic Insights into Long-Term Racial Justice Advocacy Many White Christians feel convicted...  Read More >>

A remembering. A journey of reclaiming ourselves through seasonal ceremony, stories, and healing across all four...  Read More >>

How the U.S. law targeting Chinese laborers impacted families for generations. Near the end of the nineteenth century,...  Read More >>

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The Christian faith is barely recognizable today compared to its foundational doctrines and beliefs as outlined...  Read More >>

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Book One of A Danish Saga opens in Denmark at the outbreak of the Second Schleswig War in 1864. Young cavalry officer...  Read More >>

""This book demonstrates what can happen when you truly believe that ending a seemingly intractable epidemic--urban...  Read More >>

This powerful memoir, Get Up and Fight, chronicles the extraordinary journey of Poupy Gaelle Nguetsop, a Cameroonian...  Read More >>

From Joliet's projects to purpose, Nathan Atkinson's memoir chronicles his transformation through brotherhood, mentorship,...  Read More >>

Your reality is running on colonial code. This book is the debugger. It reveals the four unspoken agreements about...  Read More >>

The Great Resistance is the story of the struggle for abolition in the Americas, starting from the earliest runaway...  Read More >>

A life-affirming memoir about resilience, language, and the healing power of our ancestor's music, stories, and...  Read More >>

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Afeni Shakur was more than the mother of Tupac Shakur-she was a revolutionary, a thinker, and a woman whose strength...  Read More >>

Feared by the government, admired by millions, and exiled from the country of her birth - Assata Shakur remains...  Read More >>

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This book examines the enduring legacies of slavery, colonialism, and apartheid, arguing that these are not merely...  Read More >>