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    Professional photojournalist-turned-scholar Yung Soo Kim unpacks the ethical and practical challenges that photojournalists – and photojournalism as an industry – must continually negotiate in their commitment to uphold and circulate reliable information.As the evolution and accessibility of digital technologies continue to skyrocket in the 21st century, both the authority and authenticity of ... Read more

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    Eric Manuel Rodriguez argues that revolutionary rhetoric operates as insurgent infrastructure rather than symbolic performance.Examining the Young Lords, a revolutionary nationalist organization forged from conditions of colonial displacement, racial capitalism, and urban neglect, this book argues that rhetorical studies requires recalibration to account for rhetoric's material dimensions and its ... Read more

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    Feminist Apocalypse explores how the post-apocalypse is best seen as a narrative mode rather than genre, and its use in cinematic narrative began in the 1950s, largely fueled by the Cold War and fear of nuclear annihilation.In this book, Ezekiel Crago argues early post-apocalyptic films were primarily concerned with the plight of their usually white male protagonist, but this changed in the 1980s, ... Read more

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  • A Queer Bestiary

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    The slippery and mutable boundaries between humans and nonhumans are frequently figured queerly in twenty-first-century U.S. literature. This innovative book examines the ways that nonhumans are brought into intimate, estranging contact with humans in contemporary novels, short stories, poems, and nonfiction. Through detailed attention to a selection of real and imagined flora, fauna, and other ... Read more

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    Make weight-loss easy with the bestselling, medically-based diet plan, featuring hundreds of healthy, high-protein recipes!To lose weight quickly, easily and permanently, you don't need superhuman willpower, endless hours to prepare complex low-calorie recipes, or to live on cottage cheese and lettuce.Instead, The New High Protein Diet lays out an easy-to-follow, medically-based diet plan to help ... Read more

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  • Dedicated to Art

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    Dedicated to Art: The Story of the Corcoran Gallery of Art is the first complete biography of one of the country's oldest and most venerable art institutions told through the lives of its people. The story begins with the founder William Wilson Corcoran (1798-1888), the middle son of Irish immigrants who made his fortune in finance and banking and amassed a notable fine art collection for which he ... Read more

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  • Constructed Victimhood

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    Carmen Celestini analyzes social media posts from both mainstream and alternative platforms to demonstrate how “anti-woke” extremists in Canada capitalize on perceived injustices to co-opt a fabricated social identity of victimhood, both online and off.Using a networked thematic analysis framework, Celestini examines posts from white, Christian Canadian nationalist and far-right social media ... Read more

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  • Now or Never!

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    On 1 March 1979, voters went to the polls in Scotland's first national referendum to decide whether to establish a Scottish Assembly, nearly three centuries after the dissolution of the Scottish Parliament in 1707. Held just two months before the general election that brought Margaret Thatcher to power, the referendum was Scotland's first opportunity to determine the constitutional question that ... Read more

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    Bad Faith and the Culture War retraces recent campaigns against “wokeness” to a convergence of colorblind ideologies that insidiously entrench traditional racism beneath a veneer of “common sense.”Probing interconnections between legal originalism, cultural invocations of “Western tradition,” and reactionary backlash to Critical Race Theory and antiracist activism, Amien Kacou devises an eclectic ... Read more

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  • Recognising a Human Right to Abortion

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    This book critiques international and regional human rights standards on abortion from a feminist perspective, exploring the progress made and lack thereof on the protection of abortion rights within the EU, UN, Inter-American and African systems. Drawing on the idea that human rights are aspirational tools which can be transformed to make progress on abortion rights from the bottom-up, this book ... Read more

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  • Anisininew Grandmothers’ Wisdom

    Cultural Resilience and Healing in the Face of Colonial Violence and Genocide

    Despite generations of deprivation inflicted by colonial systems, the Kookoma-grandmothers-of St. Theresa Point remain influential holders of knowledge whose teachings sustain their Nation's healing and resilience.In this book, Mary Anne Clarke presents the Anisininew Kookoma teachings as an opportunity to build peace by identifying and strengthening Anisininew parenting practices and governance. ... Read more

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