Black Girls Om Too
Yoga, Embodied Resistance, and Healing
How Black women practicing yoga create spaces that allow for bodies and experiences to be centered and celebrated
Daybreak Birdsong Always Wakes Him
The Lives of Billy the Kid
Please Touch
A History of the First Four Children's Museums in the United States (1899–1965)
Funny Stuff
How Comedy Shaped American History
More than just gags and giggles, comedy is a powerful force, reflecting our hopes and fears, helping us understand social and political changes, and creating a shared national culture. In this book, historians from the Smithsonian Institution and National Comedy Center tell the stories of the comedians, performances, and provocations that have shaped American history.
Twelve Japanese War Criminals and One Who Got Away
Lyrical Translation
The Creation of Modern Poetry in Colonial Korea
New England Metropolis
Boston and the Industrialization of New England, 1807–1850
Somatic Techniques for Massage Therapists
Accessing Autism Support
A Guide for Families
Everything parent carers need to know about engaging with health, social care and education systems for autistic children and young people with developmental delay. Written by a highly experienced team of mental health professionals and parent carers, it shows you how to advocate for your child and create a support system for your family.
Sitting with Elephants
Lessons in Humility from the African Bush, Enhanced and Expanded Second Edition
Children of the Struggle and the Ancestors Who Stayed
The Tuskegee InstituteHigh School Class of 1964
UndocuAsians
Lived Experiences and Social Movement Activism Across the Diaspora
UndocuAsians tells the timely, compelling story of the contemporary US immigrant rights movement with a focus on Asian undocumented immigrant narratives. It does so by drawing on personal reflections and research articles by self-identified undocuAsian organizers and scholars from Asian immigrant backgrounds.
UndocuAsians
Lived Experiences and Social Movement Activism Across the Diaspora
UndocuAsians tells the timely, compelling story of the contemporary US immigrant rights movement with a focus on Asian undocumented immigrant narratives. It does so by drawing on personal reflections and research articles by self-identified undocuAsian organizers and scholars from Asian immigrant backgrounds.
The Ottoman World of Sports
Refashioning Bodies, Men, and Communities in Late Imperial Istanbul
The Historical Archaeology of Michigan
This book explores the historical archaeology of the past four hundred years in Michigan, illustrating how the state’s history reflects the broader American experience through themes of entrepreneurship, immigration, capitalism, and civil rights.