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Book 2010This book looks at a United States that continues to be driven by racial and cultural divisions, from the disproportionately high number of incarcerated African Americans to heartfelt disagreements over the true nature of marriage and the proper role of faith in public policy.

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From Mammy to Welfare Queen: Images of Black Women in Public-Policy Formationay think of White supremacists as long gone, merely a dark part of the American past, but the fundamental belief of this ideology, that non-Whites are lesser breeds, still exerts a strong influence on how we think of ourselves and each other and the decisions we make as a society. One way to trace t

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From Plantations to Prisons: African American Women Prisoners in the United Statesstice to subgroups in its population, particularly on the basis of race. From the initial forays of Europeans into what they saw as a new continent and the resultant decimation of Native tribes, to the adoption and spread of the slavery system and its devastation of African families and communities,

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Slavery and Sexual Ethics in Islamefs and practices shift without losing the tradition’s essence? How does one determine which things may change and which may not? These are especially complicated questions for faiths with fixed scriptures and carefully preserved texts against which adherents can measure deviation. Just as Christian

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