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Daily Affirmations for the Dog In Your Life
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Andrea Cáceres
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Life and Death in the Impoverished Neighborhood of Alabama Village
“A commemoration to the dead, a warning to the living.”
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J. Malcolm Garcia
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On the Indian Revolutionaries Who Plotted to Overthrow the British Raj From America
Scott Miller Explores the Diverse Communities of Students and Laborers Who Sought Independence From Colonial Rule
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Scott Miller
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Crafting a Documentary Poetics of Resistance in the Shadow of State Violence
“In situations in which the story of people is being smothered by institutions of power, adversarial documents can provide an opening.”
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Teresa Dzieglewicz
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Attention, Lorax fans: we're getting a new Dr. Seuss book.
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Good news! A new fund will distribute $50 million to literary nonprofits.
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Murder, Polar Bears, and Arctic Hurricanes: The Many Twists and Turns of a 2008 Whaling Research Expedition
“All efforts were futile. We were merely spectators to the ways of nature.”
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Mother of the Revolution: How Audley Moore Influenced a Generation of Black Activists
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How FarmVille Inspired a Ponzi Scheme That Swindled $250 Million From Its Investors
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