In the 1970s, James Earl Massey wrote a book about his beloved mentor, the noted theologian and preacher Howard Thurman. The completed manuscript was never published. Howard Thurman: Reflections on a Luminous Life finally brings this book to the public.This book presents the latest, 1977 version of James Earl Massey's manuscript, lightly edited for clarity. Edited by Dr. Curtiss Paul DeYoung, it includes editorial commentary, a history of the relationship between James Ear...

What if one small seed could grow into something that changes a whole community?In James's Garden of Change, young James sees an empty lot and imagines something beautiful: a garden filled with flowers, food, friendship, and hope. With a caring heart, a clear plan, and help from family, friends, neighbors, and community members, James learns that big change often starts with one small idea.As the garden grows, James discovers important lessons about teamwor...

Wildfires. Hurricanes. Floods. Heat Waves. Crop Failures. The results of climate change are everywhere. We see these impacts as a direct result nearly every day. In Good Enough for the Climate, author James Earl Anderson explores the surprisingly simple math of the planet, and tells the stories of the leaders developing an amazing array of emerging solutions. It delves into the principles of action and innovation to advance human thriving and reshape our relation...

Over a three-decade period that began in 1919, Oscar Micheaux wrote, directed, edited, produced and distributed over forty films nationally and internationally. These films usually featured all-Black casts. They spanned a silent film period (1919-1930)and a talkie period (sound films) (1931-1948). Given such a background and the period in American history into which he was born, Micheaux's achievements were extraordinary and his legacy is a study of survival, persistence, and bold determin...

This African American gay love story set in Brooklyn's hip hop community is a "sexy, romantic soaper . . . sure to please present fans and garner more" ( Booklist).In this final chapter in James Earl Hardy's groundbreaking B-Boy Blues series, Mitchell "Little Bit" Crawford and Raheim "Pooquie" Rivers are all grown up. Mitchell is a stay-at-home dad renovating his dream house, writing, and raising his godson and half-sister in Brooklyn's up-and-coming Fort G...

Explore the magical paradise of Bavaria, full of wonder and beauty. Visit areas of Germany, Austria and Southern Europe. Civilian employees who work at facilities of the Armed Forces Recreation Center pursue fun adventures in Oberammergau, Berchtesgaden, Munich, Lake Chiemsee, and other locations. Meanwhile, Germany is attacked by the Red Army Faction. This book is one of a kind…A delightful blend of mystery, terror, history and the lifestyle of the early 1970s, it...

This book was written by Author James Odell and it is the true and untold story about his life. Author James Odell takes you on a wild, jaw dropping roller-coaster ride of sex, drugs, and crime. It talks about how James Odell rose to the top of the roofing industry in the late 1990's and went from making twenty-dollars a day, to $225,000-$350,000 a year. This is the modern day equivalent of $64,000 dollars a month. It shows his long fall from grac...

The six brother's appeared to be perfect, they knew their purpose and the world would bow at their feet because they had the power to heal the sick, make the crippled walk, the blind see and raise the dead, for Satan was their father. Michael was born to stop them.

The alleged assassin of Martin Luther King gives his side of the story. He claims that he is innocent. Rev. Jesse Jackson, in the foreword, agrees that James Earl Ray did not assassinate Martin Luther King and that the U.S. government was involved in the plot.

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What happens when private technology corporations become more influential than governments?The Big Tech Industry's Ongoing War Crimes Against Humanity and Humanism argues that the unchecked power of major technology companies has transformed modern society in ways that threaten privacy, free expression, human dignity, and democratic accountability.Examining artificial intelligence, mass surveillance, digital censorship, algorithmic influence, data ...

This book is a bold and thought- provoking examination of the growing influence and unchecked power of major tech corporations on global affairs, human rights abuse, geopolitical conflict, and the ethical direction of modern society. Drawing on documented sources and contemporary global developments, the book explores how artificial intelligence, cloud infrastructure, and digital platforms have become instruments of modern conflict. It examines digital dominance and information control by ...