Human Rights

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Anyone familiar with legal analyst Dahlia Lithwick’s prolific writings at Slate.com or in numerous prestigious publications will find her book, Lady Justice, compelling, disturbing, urgent

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By Hands Now Known makes an authoritative argument for reparations and restitution for the families and communities whose lives were destroyed by Jim Crow crimes, and for whom not

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The author is a scholar at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and the former editor of Foreign Policy.

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The Most Human Right can be a valuable book for undergraduate students studying human rights in a philosophical context.”

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“Meticulously researched, and deftly written, The Engagement has all the thrill of a suspense novel and manages to discuss many fine points of legal procedure without ever becoming

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For James Baldwin, “what kind of human beings we aspired to be” matters more than policy and power.  On this, he was “absolutely right”, according to Eddie Glaude Jr.

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“The First Amendment doesn’t license all speech, nor does it immunize the speaker from any consequences of that speech.

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“In documenting this country’s fateful journey from slavery through thwarted Reconstruction to segregation, Luxenberg paints on a broad canvas, elegantly narrating several captivating and s

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Usually a work of nonfiction on the topic of a presidential commission is described as scholarly with a dash of dry.

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Looking for a good cause for 2018? Something you can do while sitting in your armchair? Something that needs to be done if we are to live in a “clean” planet?

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You don’t find many books like this one in our distempered times.

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Little Princes by Conor Grennan is what happens when passion, talent, and a desire to change the world spill onto the page.