Books tagged: oppression


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Are Muslim Women Oppressed?
Price: $12.95 USD. Words: 9,130. Language: English. Published: October 16, 2009. Category: Nonfiction » Inspiration » General self-help
Learn about the dignified and well-managed lives of Muslim women and know the reasons why they dress the way they do. ‘Are Muslim Women Oppressed?’ answers your questions: Why do Muslim women wear those weird clothes? Are they doing it for men? Are they inferior? Do they have no rights? ‘Are Muslim Women Oppressed?’ will reveal the truth behind the concealed Muslim woman.
Degranon: A Science Fiction Adventure
Series: Taldra, Book 1. Price: $0.99 USD. Words: 78,920. Language: English. Published: October 27, 2009. Category: Fiction » Science fiction » General
Winner, StoneWall Society Pride in the Arts Award. The brilliant scientist Taldra loves her twin gay sons and sees them as the hope for Valchondria's future, but one of them becomes entangled in the cult of Degranon, while the other becomes stranded on the other side of a doorway through time. Can they find their way home and help Taldra save their world?
The Day the Flowers Died, a War World II Romance
Choosing Honor
The Politics of Consumption
Price: $2.99 USD. Words: 28,910. Language: English. Published: August 4, 2010. Category: Fiction » Literature » Business
Imagine a world where the outcome of political debate is arranged beforehand. Imagine a world where we are too busy working to care. Imagine a world where we get to feel good about ourselves. A farcical depiction of the struggles between the world's power brokers: the Holy Man and the Politician, and later on the Capitalist and Communist as well. They must eventually come to an end...
Open Letter for the Reintegration of Fractal Time
Price: Free! Words: 3,060. Language: English. Published: August 5, 2010. Category: Nonfiction » Science and Nature » Physics
Why does history repeat itself? Why is the world made to suffer? The reasons are far more provocative than ever before realized. This open letter discusses in detail what is believed to be the unique technological interference that has distorted the time-scale of human evolution, and regressed existence on earth.
Mask and Aftermath
Price: $1.99 USD. Words: 27,360. Language: English. Published: October 23, 2011. Category: Fiction » African American fiction » Contemporary woman
This treaty is an exercise bestowed by nature on me to unveil the corns and thistles in our present day corrupt society where the poor masses are down trodden. We are not unawares that the killings, kidnapping and ritual practices in our mundane society in pursuance of wealth and fame has placed the life of the less privilege at stake...
Series: The Cull Trilogy, Book 1. Price: $5.99 USD. Words: 44,010. Language: English. Published: February 10, 2012 by All-Seeing Books. Category: Fiction » Science fiction » Utopias & dystopias
1 billion people. Target: 50%...The Cull trilogy starts with Cull, chilling science fiction set in Europe. Damon Janesh, a tough government official, fights to slash Britain's population - discreetly. There are cost-cutting targets to meet and time is running out. If he fails, two decades of hard work amount to nothing. Soon he'll see the brutal monster he unleashed, but will it be too late?
Cull Reborn
Series: The Cull Trilogy, Book 2. Price: $6.99 USD. Words: 54,990. Language: English. Published: February 10, 2012 by All-Seeing Books. Category: Fiction » Science fiction » Utopias & dystopias
Repairing the Quilt of Humanity: A Metaphor for Healing and Reparation
Price: $6.99 USD. Words: 26,070. Language: English. Published: February 10, 2012. Category: Nonfiction » Social Science » Discrimination & Race Relations
The quilt of humanity is in a tattered state, says Deborah Howard, A New York City coach and consultant. We suffer too much as a result of racism, oppression, and the various ways that power and privilege affect us. Drawing on her own cultural background, she employs the Jewish concept of tikkun olam-healing and repairing the world-to present a provocatively insightful way out of our dilemma.