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I love the way you lie, a look at hip hop and its impact on Black culture takes a look at the history of race relations in the United States and the continued impact on racism on the Black experience. This book looks at race relations and popular culture and the correlations between the two.

See a problem with government? Write a law to solve the problem! David Myrland watched gov't mess up lives and property rights for many years and wrote laws to correct almost every problem he saw creating the biggest problems. From federal tax law to traffic court, he encountered a myriad of oppressive tendencies we've all heard of but could not overcome. Here, more than 100 proposed initiatives and more than a dozen proposed constitutional amendments provide a fantastic array of answers, real solutions, to problems that plague American society. Whether you use one of these statutes or write your own, this expose' is truly a unique and expansive exploration of the right of the public to ...

In a world governed by power and loyalty, Okami, a captivating half-Black, half-Japanese woman, relishes the luxuries granted by her family's wealth and her father's Yakuza influence. Unaware of the darkness lurking beneath, her opulent life takes a dark turn when she endures a heinous assault by her father's boss's son. This ordeal sparks a fierce determination, leading her to become an assassin within her father's organization, seeking justice and purpose. "Okami: Young Assassin" follows her riveting journey as she confronts her new identity amidst the underworld's intricate dynamics.

Follow a paranoid stoner through a heinous dimension of heightened interconnectivity and social malfunction. Conspire against the world with the help of a mystical typewriter and discover the truth of the reptilians. Question everything, and most importantly, fear the screens… PANOPTICON is but one technological tragedy in the non-linear novella series “Dithyramb of Destiny & Tales of Doom”.

The long version of the breakthrough discovery based around The Alphabet Prophecy. Not only does this book reveal some of the hidden mysteries of our Alphabet, but you are also given the true account of what has happened over the course of history. This is the TRUE account of hisory, and not the fabled up lies that weve been sold for the past generations. A - Z is a literal depiction of these events, and even the End Times are examined in depth as the current and upcoming events are examined.

With so many different people in our jobs, schools and communities it is important to recognize discrimination and celebrate our diversity so that we can enjoy the benefits and not become victims or perpetrators of discrimination in the workplace. This book is about some of the experiences and thoughts of a professional, African American man seeking the American dream and believing he had a right to make a complaint about racial discrimination in the workplace.

The authorities are quick to say that our use of the public streets in our cars is a privilege granted by the state. Those same authorities also say that public streets are “open as a matter of right to public vehicular travel.” What’s wrong with this picture? We know that a privilege is never a right, and a right is never a privilege; right? Why would it be, then, that a Google search of that quoted phrase nets literally millions of hits? The truth is, your right to travel is called “public vehicular travel” by the authorities in state statutes and municipal ordinances across America. In this publication you’ll see a criminal complaint w/supporting memorandum ...

One journalist takes a reporter's view of the most important questions in life with well-researched answers.

A dysfunctional relationship, greedy millionaire, a drug cartel, and the power of continence, all collide in this historical thriller. Travel around the world as the FBI tracks a very bad man, and science tracks a powerful relic. Maybe you'll find the answer to that age old question. Do we ever really get Redemption?

Since the inception of water fluoridation in 1945, a crime and cover-up have continued between government and various industries, professional associations, and research institutions. Together, they have successfully rebranded an industrial pollutant and neurotoxin as a beneficial additive to the water supply. Something in the Water is an indispensable guide designed specifically to teach concerned residents how to mount a local, grassroots campaign to end water fluoridation. This important and urgent work from campaign consultant Clint Griess distills the finest advice from worldwide fluoride-free campaigns into twelve manageable steps. For those seeking to restore free choice in pub ...