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Exposes the true roots of the crisis facing today's African-Americans, revealing that black America's current problems are a result of an unintended by-product of the civil rights movement, and offering a practical method for solving the current crisis and moving forward.

Chronicles the history of the Civil Rights movement from its rise in the 1950s through the 1970s, discussing the protests, legislation, advances, and setbacks experienced by African-Americans in their quest for equality.

Discusses the economics, events, and customs that have shaped the history of the border between Mexico and the United States, and addresses many of the issues that surround the region.

Voices against the sanctions document the human, environmental, and social toll of the United States - led war against Iraq, including ideas of how people can help end the sanctions.

Presents an overview of the various economic opportunities of Latinos living in the United States, explaining the factors of how they make, spend, and save money.