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The Color of Love
She didn't want to worry, but found, like usual, she couldn't help it. She tried to tell herself it didn't matter anyway. This relationship was only supposed to be temporary, nothing more. She was black; he wasn't. It was an experiment they were both going to learn from and move on. That's how it was supposed to be. That's all it could be. This encounter would only prove their relationship was impossible. But then, somewhere, she'd forgotten the unspoken agreement. Somewhere, she'd started to believe there was nothing wrong with them being together-that there was the possibility they should be together. She'd listened, learned, liked, and finally loved, though she was still reluctant to admit the latter, even to herself. It was too risky. Nevertheless, her feelings were real. Now, they were walking into possibly the greatest threat to their relationship, the looming test of doom behind door number three-her family. She found herself hoping for the leap of faith that would allow them both to survive; that wouldn't allow something as superficial as the color of his skin to both deny and destroy them.
Idaho Wilderness
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Wake County 9 Am
How did the Civil War affect the current cultural attitudes of those born in North Carolina? Did the US Civil War’s historical impact of defeat lead to Southern Families never forgetting their invalidation and blaming all “Northerners” for the economic hardships of the Federal Government? One hundred and fifty-eight years have passed, but generational links continued to weave the perception that poverty and despair are still factors created by the Northern Federal Government. If in 2023, Northern homeowners move into HOA Southern born neighborhoods, they may experience dangerous hostilities.
Lakou Lakay
This is the second book of poetry by Andre V.A Georges, a young poet who is already upon the scene. Andres unique voice is a blend of Haitian, American, and student. He tells stories of love and struggle, of politics and promise. His poetry is both passionate and poignant, and it will make you believe in the triumph and enduring quality of youth.
Zora Neale Hurston in the Classroom
The book offers a practical approach to Hurston using a range of student-centered activities for teaching Hurston's nonfiction, short stories, and the print and film versions of Their Eyes Were Watching God. With the publication of her landmark novel Their Eyes Were Watching God, Zora Neale Hurston has become a widely taught author in English classrooms across the nation. The authentic voices of her fiction and nonfiction embrace colloquial dialect and explore universal themes of relationships, self-discovery, race, and identity. In Zora Neale Hurston in the Classroom, the eleventh book in the NCTE High School Literature Series, readers will discover new ways to share the work of this import...
A Genealogy of William Marrott and Louisa Fowlke, Latter Day Saint Pioneers
William Marrott (1822-1900) was born in Barham, Huntingdon, England and became a Mormon convert. He married twice and immigrated to Pleasant Grove, Utah, in 1855.
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Lillian Dove is fingered for a murder she didn't commit. The police investigate, the FEDs blackmail her, and a corporate-don wants her dead. Only she can prove her innocence.
