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… think you would recommend  it to someone else? A lot of people have seen the film and have reacted differently to it. … the  film. Many of them have gone on to tell other young people, especially students, to go experience the film  for … is going to change things [in the government] because  people make that change, but a film does open doors. It opens …

… The effects of the legal change are more complicated than people thought,” said Zang, an assistant professor of … economic changes. The timeframe allowed Zang to analyze people’s wellbeing before the judicial ruling through five … the court’s decision to amend China’s divorce law: First, people were acquiring unprecedented wealth amid the booming …

… reporting, she gives the constant impression of granting people her undivided attention. However, far from being intimidating, this intensity serves only to put people at ease and make them feel important. After only a few … she made several talks and was able to give a number of people the pleasure of having a meal with her and speaking …

… Aptheker, editor, A Documentary History of the Negro People in the United States (New York, 1951), p. 714. The … in the absence of a republican form of government to the people of Louisiana. Crime and lawlessness existing to an … and constantly increasing distrust and alarm among our people throughout the State. All rights of freemen denied and …

… the turnscrew. As he recorded in his 1855 autobiography, “People doubted if I had ever been a slave. They said I did … a muck in greedy-eared Britain against America, its people, its institutions, and even against its peace.”[30] … Papers, West Virginia University; Frederick Douglass to Maria Weston Chapman, March 29, 1846, Weston Sisters Papers, …

… of thousands in the Texas-sized nation of 4.7 million people. Scholars, journalists, and politicians have struggled … for the Rain Forest by Paul Richards inspired a lot of people of my generation. That book does two things: It is an … those relationships, and how this makes it hard for people to take the morally proper course. You use the term …

… of thousands in the Texas-sized nation of 4.7 million people. Scholars, journalists, and politicians have struggled … for the Rain Forest by Paul Richards inspired a lot of people of my generation. That book does two things: It is an … those relationships, and how this makes it hard for people to take the morally proper course. You use the term …

… 50th Cong., 1st Sess., appendix, pp. 8993-94. To the people of the United States: We, citizens of New Orleans, as … afford no protection to the lives and property of the people against armed bodies of whites, who shed innocent … borders of Louisiana. During the past twelve months our people have suffered from the lawless regulators as never …

… disappeared” (p. 47). New York Times on Brazil’s Kamayurá people (July 25, 2009): “An Amazon Culture Withers as Food … officials accused of genocide of Indians” The Tupi-kawahyb people “Brazil Fears an Isolated Indian Tribe Has Been Victim … Genocide,” by V.A., Brazzil Mag, 1 December 2005 Piripkura people of Colniza district, Mato Grosso: “Real Risk of …

… transformative visions of a new economy that serves people and the planet. John Gershman is a Clinical Associate … a Masters from Yale F&ES and a BS from Tufts University. Maria Elena Martinez-Torres is a faculty member in the … among the first editors of The Journal of Peasant Studies. Teresa Mares is an Assistant Professor of Anthropology at the …

… state. He’s often referring to daily actions by average people, often not acting in concert and perhaps not even … are more subtle and unobtrusive in order to protect the people who are protesting from massive retaliation.” He … as poaching, squatting, and desertion – “common weapons of people who don’t have formal power.” In this podcast, Scott …