Barth, Kelly

Contains a collection of essays that examine the history and consequences of human medial trials in the United States, including information on the Tuskegee study, the Willowbrook Hapatitus study, and the Fernald School radiation experiments.

This anthology examines four cases concerning domestic violence: The People v. Francine Hughes; Town of Castle Rock, Colorado v. Jessica Gonzales; Adrian Martell Davis v. Washington; and Hershel Hammon v. Indiana.

Contains thirteen primary and secondary source articles that provide various perspectives on issues related to the Declaration of Independence, discussing Thomas Jefferson's perception of equality, the problem of slavery, and the defense of rights.

Discusses birds of prey and their endangered status, including the problem of pesticides, the struggle for space and resources, breeding in captivity and reintroduction to the wild, and worldwide recovery efforts.

Describes snakes and their habitats, focusing on threats to their survival; also includes a bibliography and list of organizations.

Examines the lives of Native American populations of the Northwest plateau, an area that stretches from central British Columbia in Canada south through the U.S. to eastern Oregon and Washington and most of northern Idaho and northwest Montana, discussing the history of the tribes, tribal interactions, spiritual life, struggles for land, and other topics.

Presents thirteen essays on the history of the Taliban, how it gained strength in the Muslim world, the suffering of women under Taliban rule, and the United States attack on the Taliban in Afghanistan.