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Photographs and easy-to-read text trace the life of the black minister who is one of the leaders in the civil rights movement.

A photograhphic chronicle of the life and career of poet, songwriter, and artist Bob Dylan, discussing his early years in the suburbs of Minnesota, his arrival on the folk-music scene of New York, his participation in the peace movement of the 1960s, and his continuing evolution as a musician.

Women's rights attorney and civil rights advocate Gloria Allred shares what she has learned during her thirty-year career about fighting for what you believe in.

Sixteen essays apply philosophy to Bob Dylan's work, life, and worldview, exploring such topics as women, honesty and freedom, Christianity, and personal identity.

A critical appraisal of Rice's novels, placing her in the tradition of the genre, and her examination of evil, death, sexuality, and the unconscious.

Chronicles the life story of controversial Cincinnati Reds star hitter Pete Rose, describing his climb to the top, his peak in 1985, his fall from grace over betting on his own team, and his attempt in 2003 to be reinstated to Major League Baseball.

The author, a non-ideological Marxist, challenges the beliefs of atheists and agnostics--as well as evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins and polemicist Christopher Hitchens--and discusses the existence of God, the purpose of the universe, and other topics.

Recounts the life and career of controversial baseball player and manager Pete Rose.

A biography of an important leader for civil rights and a better way of life for black people.