Note: American artist, pueblo potter : Maria Antonia Montoya Martinez (?-1980) , A bridge between worlds : Mourning Dove (c. 1888-d. 1936) , Premier basket artist : Elsie Comanche Allen (b. 1899-d. 1990) , Dancing activist : Maria Tallchief (b. 1925-d. 2013) , Native woman, native voices : Paula Gunn Allen (b. 1939-d. 2008) , Poet warrior : Joy Harjo (b. 1951-) , Civil justice: Louise Erdrich (b. 1954-) , The voice of a generation : indigenous singer-songwriter, actor, activist and icon, Buffy Sainte-Marie (b. 1941-) , A woman of vision : Vivienne Jake (b. 1939-d. 2016) , Preserving the memory of Snake River Country : Mary Jim Chapman (Xínstanik) (b. 1910-d. 2000) , Cultural historian, linguist, and ethnobotanist : Katherine Siva Saubel (b. 1920-d. 2011) , Community, educational, and cultural activist : Lorene Sisquoc (b. 1960-) , Desegregating the last frontier : Elizabeth Wanamaker Peratrovich (1911-1958) , Preserving indigenous cultures and languages : Ofelia Zepeda (b. 1952-) , Public historian and sustainability activist : Roberta Conner (Sisaawipam) (b. 1955-) , Public health reformer : Susan La Flesche (b. 1865-d. 1915) , Navajo health activist and educator : Annie Dodge Wauneka (b. 1910-d. 1997) , Activism through medicine : Lori Alvord (b. 1958-) , Remembering what we always knew : Kahnawake community-based activist Terry Maresca, M.D. (b. 1958-) , Activist centered healthcare : Beverly Patchell (b. 1951-)

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Note: "Originally published as Une enfance juive en Méditerranée musulmane, ©2012 Editions Bleu autour"--Title page verso , Includes bibliographical references and index

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Note: Includes bibliographical references and index , Text in English with extensive quotations in French, with translation into English. Also with quotations in Kreyòl, Kikongo, Spanish, Italian, and other languages, with translations into English

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Note: Includes bibliographical references (pages [165]-170) and index , Setting a Legal Precedent , Alexander Helmsley (Queen Anne's), Mid-1820s , Curious Places of Refuge , Moses Viney (Talbot), 1840 , Basil Dorsey (Frederick), 1836 , Crossing the Wide Waters , John Thompson (Southern Maryland), 1835 , James Watkins (Baltimore County), 1844 , Retaliation for Achieving Freedom , Matilda and Richard Neal (Anne Arundel), 1849 and 1853 , A Network of African American Underground Railroad Agents , Isaac Mason (Kent), 1846 , Rescues from Slave Catchers , Hester Norman (Washington), 1847 , James Hamlet (Baltimore County), 1850.

Note: Introduction : Lived religion and a critique of refugee and forced migration studies -- , Methodology explained -- , Lived religion as a potential recuperator of multiple tensions -- , Representations and agency -- , Scholarship on Muslims, lived religion in Islam, and Muslim women in Europe -- , The interviews -- , The selections from Syrian women's lived Islam in surviving displacement and trauma -- , Conclusion

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Note: Foreword / , Toward Justice and Equality, Then and Now. , Dispute Center Opens in Harlem , After-School School for Black Youngsters In Search of Heritage , Black Activist Sees New South: Lewis Seeks Funds to Help Enroll More Voters , Blacks Are Developing Programs to Fight Crime in Communities , Economist Finds Widening in Black-White Income Gap , Fighting Racism in Schools , More Negroes Vacation as Barriers Fall , Panthers Indoctrinate the Young , Police Seek "Bridges" to Harlem , Talking to Young People About Trump , Teaching the Civil Rights Movement , Today's Horrors Are Yesterday's Repeats , Urban League Director Accuses the Press of Ignoring Blacks , On the Case in Resurrection City , My Sisters. , 2 Black Women Combine Lives and Talent in Play , 200 Black Women "Have Dialogue" , Black Women Getting Job Help , Black Women MDs , Civil Rights Pioneer Ruby Bridges on Activism in the Modern Era , Many Blacks Wary of "Women's Liberation" Movement in U.S. , New NAACP Head: Margaret Bush Wilson , Poets Extol a Sister's Unfettered Soul , Shirley Chisholm: Willing to Speak Out , The Woman Who Will Judge Oscar Pistorius , Unlimited Visibility , Community and Culture. , 7,000 Books on Blacks Fill a Home , An Entrepreneur's Trucks Bring Southern Soul Food to Harlem , Church in Harlem Plays Vital Role in Community , How Black-ish Unpacks Hard Topics with Humor and Nuance , New Museum Traces Black Stage History , Street Academy Program Sends School "Walk-Outs" to Colleges , The Corner , The Professor , Woody Strode? He Wasn't the Star but He Stole the Movie , Roots Getting a Grip on People Everywhere , Harlem a Symphony for Orchestra , A Single Garment of Destiny. , A Rainy Day in Soweto , America and South Africa, Watching Each Other , Ethiopia: Journalists Live in Fear of "Terror" Law , New Party Urged for World Blacks , School a Beacon of Hope in Nigeria , The Dangerous Case of Eskinder Nega , The Third Man , Revolution in Tunisia and in the African Media , Violated Hopes , The Road Less Traveled. , A Walk Through a Georgia Corridor , A Hundred-Fifteenth-Between-Lenox-and-Fifth , A Trip to Leverton , After Nine Years: A Homecoming for the First Black Girl at the University of Georgia , How the AME Church Helped Build My Armor of Values , Lifting My Voice , Oak Bluffs, More than a Region in My Mind , Taunts, Tear Gas, and Other College Memories , I Desegregated the University of Georgia. History Is Still in the Making , Honoring the Ancestors. , A Love Affair That Lasted for Fifty-Six Years , Black Muslim Temple Renamed for Malcolm X , Columbia's Overdue Apology to Langston Hughes , Remembering John Lewis and the Significance of Freedom Rides , Mandela's Birthday and Trayvon Martin's Loss , Postscript: Julian Bond , The Death of a Friend Inspires Reflections on Mortality , When I Met Dr. King , Nelson Mandela, the Father , Reasons for Hope amid America's Racial Unrest.

Note: Originally published as: Escape from Manus : the untold true story. [Australia] : Viking, an imprint of Penguin Books, 2021 , Issued also in electronic format

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Note: "In collaboration with the George Washington Masonic National Memorial Association"--Title page

Note: "Originally published in French as Le triangle et l'hexagone: Réflexions sur une identité noire © Éditions La Découverte, Paris, 2020.

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Note: Glossar: Seite 405-451 , Literaturverzeichnis: Seite 453-475