Offering a comprehensive and inclusive perspective, this book explores the history of early North America, making it an engaging resource for students, instructors, and historians alike. Its wide-ranging approach ensures that various viewpoints and experiences are represented, enriching the understanding of this pivotal period in history.
Four decades after Roe v. Wade, it remains a pivot upon which much of US politics turns. N.E.H. Hull and Peter Charles Hoffer have taken stock of the abortion debates, controversies, and cases that have emerged during the past decade in order to update their best-selling book on this landmark case.
Fake history is not a harmless mistake. It is a mistake that conceals prejudice; discriminates against certain kinds of people; a mistake that harms us. This book likens fake history to the Zombies, for the fake fact, like the fictional Zombie, lives by turning real events and people into monstrous perversions of fact and interpretation.
Abolitionism, Democracy, and Public Interest Law
The book explores the life and contributions of a pioneering figure in the fight for the legal rights of Black Americans. It delves into their struggles, achievements, and the historical context in which they operated, highlighting their advocacy efforts and the impact they made on civil rights. Through a detailed examination, the narrative sheds light on the challenges faced and the resilience shown in the pursuit of justice and equality for Black individuals in America.