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A brand new edition of the renowned New American Standard Bible, reflecting the best traditions of Cambridge Bible typography and production values. Cambridge's original Pitt Minion Bibles were notable for their use of a compact typeface designed for Cambridge University Press in the heyday of hot-metal composition. They have been a feature of the Cambridge list for over half a century. The NASB Pitt Minion Reference Edition now follows in this historic tradition, using a stylish modern digital typeface which like its predecessor combines utility and elegance. It uses the Lexicon typeface, carefully chosen for its economical use of space. This is the font used for dictionaries and encyclopaedias because it accommodates a lot of characters in a small space. The result is a classic Bible for the twenty first century produced in a remarkably compact yet readable form. Cambridge's NASB Pitt Minion Bibles feature red-letter text for the words of Christ and full cross-references. Printed on India paper, the pages are sewn for maximum resilience and durability. This Bible has a ribbon to keep the place and a presentation page. Extra study features include a concordance and 16 pages of maps.

This book takes a close look at the life of a black male living with albinism. It gives the reader insight as to what life can be like for a black male or female with albinism growing up within the black community and the impact public humiliation, intimidation, and ridicule can have on an individual long-term. In addition this book can serve as a guide to both parents and young adults who may know someone or may themselves may be dealing with the hardship(s) of living with albinism. I not only discuss my own experiences but also those of others who have had a great influence in my life.

In this important classical work Dr. Cheek connects the traumatic history of the black past with the complex issues of the present as he explores the psycho-historical effects of Jim Crow in America and offers an assertiveness training program specifically designed for blacks. His powerful training techniques offer a positive program for developing black self-assertion and personal effectiveness in order to help remedy racism and ultimately benefit all Americans. This book acknowledges the potential cultural barriers between a puzzled white community trying to understand, but usually misinterpreting, the assertive actions of a black community. Dr. Cheek examines the roots of the differences between blacks and whites in style, thought, attitude, oral and written communication, music, peer groups and making it in America. Although written to benefit anyone who has ever pondered the reasons behind these differences, Assertive Black?ǪPuzzled White becomes a must read for those counseling blacks, particularly teachers, law enforcement personnel and mental health workers or any business people dealing with demographic groups and with people of color.Raised on the streets of Harlem, but educated in the halls of academe, Dr. Cheek has developed a unique perspective with which to measure not just the quantifiable facts of the black experience, but also the intangible truths of black culture.From that broad background and experience, Dr. Cheek has forged his assertive training techniques and has provided a step by step foundation for those who would like to counsel blacks more effectively.

The Concord Wide-Margin Edition is extremely popular with KJV Bible scholars. It features wide margins all around the text for verse-by-verse annotations, as well as centre-column cross-references, a glossary, concordance, 15 colour maps and the Translators' Preface. This special Bible, for the discerning Bible scholar, offers the much admired Concord text in a superlative flexible black goatskin leather binding, edge-lined with Kidrel. It is printed on a smooth, opaque and resilient paper with art-gilt edges, and includes two ribbon markers to help find the reader's place.

Energetic Aunt Phoebe, a "collector" of life, shows her niece Amber a finely embroidered and hand-printed "adinkra" cloth from Ghana, which was at one point reserved for royalty. Using her imagination, Amber is transformed by the "adinkra" into an Ashanti princess. Full-color illustrations.

A young Black boy adjusts to the arrival of his new baby sister with the help of his imaginary dog Lucy.

How homosexuality was viewed a hundred years ago and how it is seen today are undoubtedly very different. John Malone looks back on this section of history not to merely summarise events but to analyse the influences they have had in shaping the Gay movement that exists today and how that movement will be defined in the future. This book addresses the present state of Gay culture and what is coming in the new century. Among the points discussed, the most important are: Gay Separatism vs. the Gay Mainstream; Same-Sex Marriage and Adoption; The Continuing Role of Homophobia in America; The Changing Impact of HIV/AIDS; The Politics of Homosexuality. This book is about how the many-faceted relationships between Gay people and the Mainstream are evolving and how they may play out in the challenging years directly ahead.