dissenters

Mr. Flinn's best students go to the space museum a few hours away from Tellis, their planet, but Mr. Flinn is fed up with them when they argue and don't get along.

Born into African royalty, he became an international hero for his sacrifices in the fight against apartheid. After decades in jail, he emerged as the leader of his reborn nation. Journey to freedom alongside one of the most compelling figures of the 20th century. Learn the remarkable story of his life, from his idyllic childhood through his years of imprisonment to his triumphant election as president of South Africa.

These profiles of twenty-nine formidable females throughout history---some world famous, some little known---are sure to inspire the next generation of rebel ladies.

Looks at several people who have annoyed those in charge and gotten away with it and in turn changed history, discussing such characters as Typhoid Mary, John Dillinger, Nelson Mandela and more.

On November 1, 2006, journalist and Russian dissident Alexander Litvinenko was poisoned in London. He died twenty-two days later. The cause of death? Polonium?a rare, lethal, and highly radioactive substance. Here Luke Harding unspools a real-life political assassination story?complete with KGB, CIA, MI6, and Russian mobsters. He shows how Litvinenko?s murder foreshadowed the killings of other Kremlin critics, from Washington, DC, to Moscow, and how these are tied to Russia?s current misadventures in Ukraine and Syria. In doing so, he becomes a target himself and unearths a chain of corruption and death leading straight to Vladimir Putin. From his investigations of the downing of flight MH17 to the Panama Papers, Harding sheds a terrifying light on Russia?s fracturing relationship with the West.

Davy Hamilton, who has Homicidal Tendency Syndrome, has escaped from her military camp after killing a person and is hiding out with a group of rebels with HTS.

Explains why organizations and nations are more likely to prosper if they welcome dissent and promote openness, demonstrating that corporations, legislatures, and even presidents are likely to blunder if they do not cultivate a culture of candor and disclosure.