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Race & Ethnicity

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12. I loved Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz's An Indigenous People's History of the United States.

Sun Oct 22, 2023, 02:24 PM

Oct 2023

Your husband probably knows all about it. Beautifully organized by city and region, and their cultural influence on those places today.

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Can I get book recommendations? [View all] PlutosHeart Oct 2023 OP

Four Hundred Souls: A Community History of African America, 1619-2019, ancianita Oct 2023 #1

Excellant! THX! PlutosHeart Oct 2023 #8

Lots of Indigenous history books Bayard Oct 2023 #2

My husband PlutosHeart Oct 2023 #4

I will look that one up Bayard Oct 2023 #16

Books by author Tiya Miles people Oct 2023 #3

THX! PlutosHeart Oct 2023 #6

I forgot about that one. PlutosHeart Oct 2023 #7

One of Austen's novels takes a strong anti-slavery stance wryter2000 Oct 2023 #9

Oh, and wryter2000 Oct 2023 #11

Yes. it is on Hulu I believe. PlutosHeart Oct 2023 #14

Yes. Her family had some PlutosHeart Oct 2023 #13

Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass iemanja Oct 2023 #10

Sold. I need that one. PlutosHeart Oct 2023 #15