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… Signet, 1968. ———. “The Heroic Slave” in Takaki, Ronald (ed.). Violence in the Black Imagination: Essays and … Chicago: Johnson Publishing Company, 1970. Foner, Philip (ed). Life and Writings of Frederick Douglass. New York: … 1995): 229-243. Gates, Henry Lewis. Figures in Black: Words, Signs, and the “Racial” Self. New York: Oxford …

… of order without hierarchy. It seems to me that describes many of the most progressive and important structures of … heterogeneous coming together of people whose anger has many of the same targets. This action depends on popular … movement now has spokesmen we can listen to on the cable news. But Black Lives Matter was precipitated out of Black …

… cheering. He said—Sir, I never more than at present lacked words to express my feelings. The cordial and manly reception … his master’s will and doeth it not, shall be beaten with many stripes.” (Laughter.) The preachers say to the slaves … the most execrable of the execrable, for no man can put words together stronger than Mr. O’Connell. (Laughter and …

… artists. (Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library) Many Yale faculty acquired books during their travels, … joining the Yale faculty, Samuel Wells Williams spent many years as a diplomat building contacts and relationships … the early 20th century. Wooden blocks were carved with words and images, inked, and then pressed with paper to …

… the genocide; in fact, Cold War political dynamics found many countries, including the United States, aiding the Khmer … and achieve a measure of closure, as it emerges from so many decades of violence and destruction. Introduction and … the truth, even when the truth is unfathomably cruel. Many dedicated people offered their skills, time, energy, and …

… Rico “given the unrest, dislocation, discomfort, and in many cases, tragedy” generated by the effects of the most … delivered a moving culmination to her presentation that in many ways mirrored the current conditions on the Island as …

… Human Condition Have Failed (1998), pulled examples from many parts of the globe and from history to make the case …

… bans and other limitation have largely hurt herders, with many relocated herders’ receiving a lower average annual …

… and to continue in the humble spheres which, for so many years, have been theirs, and in which they have so … which the imagination can with difficulty conceive. Very many men and women are tossing to-day on beds of pain and …

… silence journalists critical of the Awami League. In her words, Bangladesh faced a form of ‘secular authoritarianism’, …