public opinion

A collection of interviews, essays, and speeches by significant individuals, such as Barak Obama, Julie Andres, Oprah Winfrey, and Cokie Roberts, that examines the influence of reading on success.

Contains thirteen essays that offer differing perspectives on issues related to mandatory vaccines, including issues of possible risks and religious freedom.

A history of mental health care in America from colonial times to the present.

Reveals how a combination of fear and political correctness has forced politicians, intellectuals, religious leaders, and the media in both America and abroad to appease radical Islam, even when it means they must sacrifice basic values such as freedom of speech and freedom of the press.

Chronicles controversies, that occurred in the United States during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, over public appropriateness of pieces of art, discussing Americanism, nudity, morals, modernism, ideological issues, the importance of the 1960s, diversity, inclusion, and other related topics.

Examines anti-American and anti-Israeli sentiment in Europe and the failure of European liberals to confront Islamic extremism in their own countries.

Examines how we have allowed media to bombard our children's lives and offers practical advice on countering the incessant parade of images that frighten, intrigue, and influence America's kids.

Assesses the commentary of American newspaper editors, columnists, and prominent commentators regarding the events and issues related to concluding the war against Japan, with examples of the thoughts, attitudes, opinions, and perceptions of citizens on the home front on how best to end World War II.