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Susan Kellam
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in Baltimore, The United States
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What Does Anti-Semitism Even Mean?
Anti-Semitism—as a word—is becoming more gaseous than what spewed forth from the death chambers during the Holocaust. Trump is weaponizing this potent word to arrest people and to withhold funds from institutions that criticize Israel's attacks in Gaza or express pro-Palestinian views. Students on college campuses can no longer freely demonstrate because such protests against Israel's aggression
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Brilliant Disguise
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Worker retraining: Do displaced workers get adequate training for new jobs?
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Struggle for Space: The Greening of New York City 1970 - 1984
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"As a child, what do you do when the rug gets pulled from under you? When the world, as you know it, suddenly fails to make sense?
For Susan Kellam and her brother, Robert, the answer to that was each other. Rocked by scandal, their parents’ marriage f" Read more of this review » |
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| This book totally got me on the first page: Babe Ruth inserting himself in a baseball game of Black players and being humbled, really humbled by Luther Lawrence. The story goes on to detail the Boston Police Strike of 1919 through the Coughlins, the ...more | |
"Weakly written, emotionally manipulative, contrived plot devices, but still a page turner that does a service by providing an American woman's perspective on the Vietnam War and chronicling the difficulties for people that return and the large change"
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is starting Absolution: Classic Alice: terse, finely drawn characters, stark setting. I liked this book quite a bit more than the No1 bestselling, The Women, by Kristin Hannah. I felt more authentically in Vietnam when absorbed in Absolution. The Women had the blood and bombs but not enough of what happens day to day. Both good books, just preferred the more subtle picture of Vietnam rather than all the noise.
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