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The Thunder of Angels

The Montgomery Bus Boycott and the People Who Broke the Back of Jim Crow

By: Donnie Williams,Wayne Greenhaw

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The Thunder of Angels

The Montgomery Bus Boycott and the People Who Broke the Back of Jim Crow

By: Donnie Williams,Wayne Greenhaw

Presents the stories of heroism of those involved in the Montgomery, Alabama, bus boycott, which brought Dr Martin Luther King, Jr to prominence and improved the lives of all black Americans. This title includes a look at King's trial and an examination of how black and white lawyers worked together to overturn segregation in the courtroom.

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323

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Chicago Review Press

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1556526768

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9781556526763

Championship Kenpo

By: Steve Sanders,Donnie Williams

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Championship Kenpo

By: Steve Sanders,Donnie Williams

Offers insight on one of the most innovative and flexible martial arts - kenpo. This book also offers techniques for winning tournament matches and surviving street fights.

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132

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Black Belt Communications

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0897500946

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9780897500944

Hillary Rodham Clinton

The Evolution of a First Lady

By: Donnie Radcliffe

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Hillary Rodham Clinton

The Evolution of a First Lady

By: Donnie Radcliffe

Covering all aspects of America's controversial former President's wife, this comprehensive biography offers an unprecedented view of our first baby boomer First Lady, and provides a better understanding of lawyer, board member, and commision member Hillary Clinton.

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171

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Grand Central Publishing

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0446565083

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9780446565080

Treasury of Black Quotations

By: Donnie E Wilson

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Treasury of Black Quotations

By: Donnie E Wilson

The sample passages below are taken from among the 783 quotations contained within this remarkable book. All subjects are categorized alphabetically and indexed by author. Treasury of Black Qotations is a must for your home library!!! DESERTION It sometimes seems we are deserted by earth and heaven. -Frederick Douglass * * * DESIRE I've lived to bury my desires. And see my dreams corrode with rust: Now all that's left is fruitless fires That burn my empty heart to dust. -Alexander Pushkin * * * DESTINY Abused and scorned though we may be, our destiny is tied up with the destiny of America. -Martin Luther King, Jr. --- And my father and mother strengthened me in this my first impression, saying in my presence, I was intended for some great purpose. -Nat Turner * * * DEVELOPMENT The development of human society-from tribalism to feudalism, to capitalism, to socialism-is brought about by the needs and aspirations of mankind for a better life. -Paul Robeson

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202

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iUniverse

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0595326218

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9780595326211

Vaughn—Steps from the Past

By: Bobby J. Harlan,Donnie Vaughn

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Vaughn—Steps from the Past

By: Bobby J. Harlan,Donnie Vaughn

When starting a family history project, where do you begin? For me, the answer is simple: Genesis. Being a man, a man of science, I find that as I get older, science has proven more and more that the truth is very simple. In the opening statements of Genesis, God created the universe as we know it and also created the stars. How is such a thing possible? We are children of God. You know, children are like their creator, full of wonder. Wonder, why? Genesis states, In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. The earth was without form and void and darkness was over the face of the deep. As we learn more on just how we got here, along comes a brilliant young scientist named Stephen Hawking. He explains in mathematical ways how the universe started with a big bang, started from nothing, and burst forth faster than the speed of light. Stars formed and gathered together to form galaxies then matter collected to form planets to circle around the stars. There was eternal darkness, and then there were the stars and light. As time passed, God planted the seeds of life. What is time? As we read the Bible, we were always in conflict with time. How do we feel comfortable with the evolution of life and the time frame of the Bible? Here, again, I find the answer is simple. Time, to us, is something we made up to understand what goes on around us; God is on his own time. I like to use baking an apple pie as my example of time and what it takes. Heres the question I ask, how long does it take to bake an apple pie? The answer I get is about an hour. I reply with Oh, you can? So here is my response to the one-hour apple pie: Where did the apple come from? How long did the apples take to grow? Where did that variety of apple come from? How long did it take for the seed to grow into a tree? How did you get the apple? At a store? How did the store get there? How did the refrigeration and transportation come to be? What about the cinnamon and sugar you used, where did it come from? (Cinnamon comes from Indiadried tree bark.) What about the tin used to make the pan used to bake the pie? When was electricity harnessed to be used by man, the modern stove?

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299

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AuthorHouse

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1524643440

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9781524643447

Caribbean Americans in New York City 1895-1975

By: F. Donnie Ford

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Caribbean Americans in New York City 1895-1975

By: F. Donnie Ford

Caribbean Americans have been immigrating to the United States as freed persons since the end of the Civil War. However, it was not until the beginning of the twentieth century that they began to arrive en masse, settling mostly in the large cities along the Atlantic seaboard. With its reputation for racial tolerance and its reservoir of employment opportunities, New York City became a principal beneficiary of this immigrant influx. Caribbean Americans in New York City: 1895-1975 begins with the immigrants' arrival in the Big Apple and continues to record the story of how they designed their new lives. As is usually the case with any large-scale immigrant settlement, there inevitably developed prejudices and discriminatory practices against Caribbean Americans. This brought to the forefront some of the most gifted and articulate orators, such as Richard B. Moore and Hubert Harrison, and journalists, such as W.A. Domingo and J.A. Rogers. In general, however, the city provided prosperity, a sense of community, and a better way of life, and the stunning images contained in this book also include those of success stories Bob Marley, Colin Powell, Hugh Mulzac-the first black captain of an American ship-and Geoffrey Holder, who appeared on television for years in popular 7-Up commercials.

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132

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Arcadia Publishing

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0738511013

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9780738511016

The Preacher's Kid - 2

By: Donnie "Zig Zag" Owens

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The Preacher's Kid - 2

By: Donnie "Zig Zag" Owens

My name is Donald Vivian Owens III (aka Zig Zag), born Oct. 10, 1951. Born in East Texas, I was a country boy raised by a stay-at-home mom and Baptist Preacher father. Then when I was 20 years old, moved to Dallas joined an outlaw motorcycle club known today as Scorpions M/C. I have been a member of the Scorpion Motorcycle club now for 42 years and now Chaplain. My first book took you through the series of events that ultimately ended with my spending 7 years in a federal prison. I shared with you my experiences and the transformations I experienced both during and after my served time. Now let me share with you more about me as an individual. Take a look at my life as a child, a young adult and an adult, along with personal encounters and how they shaped me into who I am today. These are my memoirs

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Lulu.com

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1312427760

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9781312427761

The Thunder of Angels

The Montgomery Bus Boycott and the People Who Broke the Back of Jim Crow

By: Donnie Williams,Wayne Greenhaw

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The Montgomery Bus Boycott and the People Who Broke the Back of Jim Crow

By: Donnie Williams,Wayne Greenhaw

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The Thunder of Angels

The Thunder of Angels

Championship Kenpo

Championship Kenpo

Hillary Rodham Clinton

Hillary Rodham Clinton

Treasury of Black Quotations

Treasury of Black Quotations

Vaughn—Steps from the Past

Vaughn—Steps from the Past

Caribbean Americans in New York City 1895-1975

Caribbean Americans in New York City 1895-1975

The Preacher's Kid - 2

The Preacher's Kid - 2

The Thunder of Angels

The Thunder of Angels

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