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A First Hand Account of Discrimination in Civil Service (1997-2007): Glass Ceilings for the disabled in Federal Civil Service
by Dan McGrew
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Paperback (6x9) - £7.60
ISBN: 9781434361837
My book is a diary about the steel-reinforced concrete roadblocks put in my path, and the paths of others, to prevent me (us) from making a career of Air Force Civil Service because I (we) became disabled on the job. It also...More
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Inside Ghana's Democracy
by Nii Armah Josiah-Aryeh
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Paperback (6x9) - £9.90
ISBN: 9781434310972
2001 to 2004 was arguably the most turbulent period of competitive democratic politics in Ghana’s history. It was the period the author Dr Nii Armah Josiah-Aryeh was General Secretary of the largest Opposition Party, the...More
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The American Dream in Lebanon, Iraq, and the Middle East
by Dr. Bassam Hamdan
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Paperback (6x9) - £6.40
ISBN: 9781434373373
Wars, hate, bloodshed, and savage events started in Iraq and the Middle East more than 1,400 years ago, long before the discovery of America and the establishing of the United States of America. The hate culture had been...More
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The Door in the Floor: An Underground Railroad Adventure
by Joan Trindle Stiver
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Paperback (6x9) - £6.80
ISBN: 9781434329523
Lizzie Blue befriends Effie Mae at a time in our history when white and black girls were not allowed to be friends. Their time together is short, but their feelings for each other run deep. Lizzie grows up a lot on her tenth...More
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Milieu
by Keisha R Holland
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Paperback (6x9) - £6.00
ISBN: 9781434310590
Milieu is a collection of poetry that embodies the social climate of recent generations. In this collection, there is a poem for everyone and for every emotion. Milieu is a life experience of trials and tribulations that...More
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Moving to the Manger: A Journey from Exclusion to Inclusion
by Michael J. Hoggatt
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Paperback (6x9) - £8.60
ISBN: 9781434351166
Everyday we hear stories of children in Africa who have lost their parents to AIDS. Magazines display individuals who have been disabled as a result of poor medical conditions associated with poverty in the developing world....More
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The Workforce and The Family
by Sophia Byrd
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Paperback (6x9) - £6.80
ISBN: 9781420887488
It’s a book about a single pregnant mother with two children, fighting a divorce that she doesn’t want, and the many challenges that she faced during her working career...More
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BARING YOUR BREAST: Mammograms: A Positive Experience
by Carole Aydell, R.T. (R) (M) Edited by Tara Mullee
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Paperback (5x8) - £6.80
ISBN: 9781434348807
Carole Aydell, throughout her career as a mammographer, has heard countless excuses for why women refuse to get mammograms. The misinformation, rumors, fear, and denial she witnessed with her patients inspired her to write...More
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But Mommy, Why?: a trip thru history and foods...
by Joan Cottman
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Color (8.5x8.5) - £6.80
ISBN: 9781434368553
"But Mommy, Why?" is a book which attempts to answer questions about the coming to America by Africans - their travels and experiences as told to a young child by her parent as she reads...More
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The Konso of Ethiopia: A Study of the Values of an East Cushitic People
by C. R. Hallpike
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Paperback (6x9) - £12.50
ISBN: 9781434330314
When The Konso of Ethiopia was first published in 1972, the American Anthropologist described it as 'a work which is destined to become a classic'. The Konso are one of the most important peoples of East Africa, and the author...More