Who Should Be First?

Who Should Be First?Feminists speak out on race and gender in the 2008 Presidential campaign. Who should be first? With Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton as frontrunners, the 2008 Democratic primary campaign was a watershed moment in United States history. Offering the choice of an African American man or a white woman as the next Democratic candidate for U. S. President, the primary marked an unprecedented moment but one that painfully echoed previous struggles for

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Bonnie Greer's Hanging by Her Teeth

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The eclecticism of the papers should be seen as a strength

Features video interviews with healthcare professionals providing students with valuable career insights and practical knowledge

A collection of sixteen essays by Simon Adams on Elizabethan history

more than fifty scenes are individually considered with special attention to their use of Paris’s topography as it intersects with characters

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Unveils the profound influence of medieval Islamic philosophy on the thought of Leo Strauss

This book examines the rise of South–South economic relations while including a historical

The Mont Pelerin Society brings together individuals to defend