Mariame Kaba harnesses her expertise in abolition to challenge the US's system of mass incarceration and suggest alternative forms of justice.
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Enjoy these five selections from our 2020 Outstanding Academic Titles list, highlighting art, sculpture and photography.
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The best of all the titles appropriate for two-year colleges reviewed in the May issue of Choice.
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One year after the death of George Floyd, we feature six titles on race and police violence.
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This week marks a year since the murder of George Floyd, which sparked thousands of protests around the world against police brutality and racial injustice. The Torture Letters examines the history and scale of police violence in Chicago, including "racist fears of 'the other'" embedded in its roots.
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10 reviews handpicked from the latest issue of Choice.
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To commemorate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, this week's review explores the many facets of the Japanese American millennial community
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This week's sneak peek from our 2020 Outstanding Academic Titles list: award-winning titles about Africa
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A list of the latest and soon-to-be-released publications through March 2022.
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Bitcoin? Dogecoin? Who can keep it straight? This week's review dives into the business infrastructure behind blockchain technology and its existing (and future) economic, political, and social effects
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In The Sum of Us, McGhee offers a compassionate study of racism's damaging effects on all of society—including white America.
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Selected reviews of digital reference resources from the May issue of Choice.
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In commemoration of Teacher Appreciation Week, we look at how to implement a more equitable—and therefore more effective—education system in the US
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