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The Great Wells of
Democracy: Reconstructing Race and Politics in the 21st C. |
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Gumbo: An Anthology of African American Writing Marita Golden and E. Lynn Harris, Editors$17.50 Paper Harlem Moon/Broadway Books |
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Harlem Style: Designing for the New Urban Aesthetic Roderick N. Shade and Jorge S. Aragno$35.00 Hardcover Harry N. Abrams, Inc. |
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Theresa Loe $10.00 |
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0-517-20554-8 Grammercy Books/Random House Value Publishing, Inc Home/Health/Beauty "Enter the healthy, fragrant, and invigorating world of herbs with this invaluable guide for making use of our planets natural-and extraordinary-bounty. From practical advice on straightening a garden, to finding uses for 35 of the most versatile and available herbs, The Herbal Home Companion is an inspiration to beginner and expert alike!" |
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How To Survive Your Child's College Education Donald Black, PH.D. $10.95 |
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0-8065-1908-8 Citadel Press Book/ Carol Publishing Guide & Self-help "How to Survive Your Child's College Education will not only help you weather your child's college years with retirement account and sanity intact -it will also show you how, if you play your cards right, a new, mutually respectful relationship with your soon-to-be-college-graduate may await you at the end of the journey." |
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Judge Greg Mathis
$23.95 Hardcover One World/Ballantine Books |
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The hugely popular and charismatic judge shares his inspirational story - one of a young man who rose from delinquent to Detroit District Court judge to national television personality. (Memoir) 0-345-44642-9 |
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Like A Mighty Stream: August 1963 Patrick Henry Bass$18.95 / Hardcover Running Press |
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An acclaimed journalist and author weaves eyewitness accounts, photos, reporting, and observation into a stirring and memorable mosaic of one of the most defining moments of the Civil Rights Movement in which people of all walks of life and socioeconomic backgrounds, races and religions came together. (History) 0-7624-1292-5 |
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$59.50 Hardcover University of Virginia Press Christopher Metress, ed. |
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Classics of Early African-American Literature John Edgar Wideman, editor$18.95 paper
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One Shot
Harris: $35.00 Hardcover Harry N. Abrams, Inc. |
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This archive of the black urban experience of the mid-20th century by a rediscovered artist captures the essence of Pittsburgh from the 1930s to the 1970s. (Photography) 0-8109-3272-5 |
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Q: The Autobiography of Quincy Jones Quincy Jones$15.95 Paper Harlem Moon/Broadway Books |
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Now in paperback, Jones's new New York Times bestselling autobiography is a searing, star-studded, no-holds-barred self-portrait of the man who has helped shape American music, from bebop to hip-hop. (Memoir) 0-7679-0510-5 |
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Separate But Equal: Life Under Segregation in Greenville, Mississippi Henry Clay Anderson, photographer Essay by Clifton L. Taulbert$35.00 Hardcover Public Affairs |
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This treasury of photos chronicles life in a relatively prosperous black community of middle-class Southern blacks at the dawn of the civil rights movement. (History) 1-58648-092-8 |
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SilkyDreamGirl Cris Burks$12.95 Paper Harlem Moon/Broadway Books |
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An exuberant new novel telling a triumphant tale of a lovelorn girl who transforms herself into a cyber-goddess. (Fiction) 0-7679-1295-0 |
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The Family PC Software Buyers Guide Kurt Carlson & Valle Dwight $24.95 |
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0-7868-8205-0 Hyperion/Family PC Books General Computing/Parenting "With thousands of software products no the market, and thousands more released every year, it's difficult to know which products to buy for your family. That's where The Family PC Software Buyers Guide database come in-with more than 250 reviews, it takes the guesswork out of shopping by recommending the best educational, entertainment, productivity, creativity, and reference programs for both Windows and the Macintosh. The Family PC Software Buyers Guide ratings are based on the unique methodology of Family PC, the #1 family computer magazine. |
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Some of Us Did Not Die: New and Selected Essays of June Jordan June Jordan$26.00 Hardcover Basic/Civtas Books |
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These personal essays from the noted novelist and social critic display her signature wit and insight that is familiar to her loyal readers. (Essays) 0-465-03692-9 |
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Reconsidering the Souls of Black Folk: Thoughts of the Groundbreaking Classic Work of W.E.B. DuBois Stanley Crouch and Playthell Benjamin$18.95 Hardcover Running Press |
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jazz critic and author, teams up with noted journalist Playthell Benjamin
for this thought-provoking look back at The Souls of Black Folk, the
epochal prophetic work by the great African-American intellectual, first
published 100 years ago. 0-7624-1349-2 |
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Strength for Their Journey: Five Essential Disciplines African American Parents Must Teach Their Children and Teens Robert L. Johnson, M.D., and Paulette Stanford, M.D. $17.50 Paper Harlem Moon/Broadway Books |
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Two authorities on African-American child rearing share their practical wisdom for helping children and teens fulfill their true potential in the first parenting book to focus specifically on discipline. (Family/Parenting) 0-7679-0875-9 |
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These Hands I Know African American Writers on FamilyAfaa M. Weaver, ed. 16.95 Paper Sarabande Books |
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Offering an intimate view of black family life from the point of view of prose and poetry writers, these 17 essays explore the full spectrum of absolute humanity in contemporary black families. (African-American Studies) 1-889330-72-8 |
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The Ultimate Soul Music Trivia Book
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