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A bold and provocative look at white male power from the New York Times number one bestselling author of So You Want to Talk About Race.

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As a boy, J. T. Garrett sat beside his grandfather and the other medicine men of his tribe as they chanted and drummed the stories of his ancestry. From those stories comes this collection of active meditations for reconnecting with the natural intelligence that is our birthright.

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A reverential view of the Hopi Way as seen by one of the few white men who have lived within this culture. This text is his interpretation of the essence of Hopi tradition.

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This compelling book explores the flood of Chinese immigrants to the West through the extraordinary story of Ye Pei, a determined teenager who set off to Venice to reunite with her mother, who had left years earlier. In a remarkable feat of immersion journalism, Suzanne Ma takes readers deep into a misunderstood subculture, illuminating the humanity within.

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Case studies of 14 major incidents unravel the science, politics and cultural significance of nuclear power.

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A ground-breaking big-ideas book exploring failure in business, government, and life - from the winners of the 2015 Financial Times/McKinsey Bracken-Bower prize.

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Taking Gangnam Style seriously: what Internet memes can tell us about digital culture.

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A guide to the art, history, and politics of visible mending at once a practical instruction guide for techniques, a statement on the beauty of repairing and reimagining clothes, and a manifesto against fast fashion.

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Delve into this captivating collection of the world's 75 most iconic menus which reveal not just the story of food but periods of history, famous works of literature, notable events, and celebrity figures from prehistoric times up to the modern day.

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The troubling story of how a cadre of influential scientists have clouded public understanding of scientific facts to advance a political and economic agenda.

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The legendary figure, Merlin, is known throughout the world as the wizard of Camelot, who was counsellor to King Arthur, and helped the monarch create the Round Table. Through the course of a 20-year investigation Graham Phillips has uncovered evidence that this famous story was based on the life of an actual historical figure.

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Over 200 pages of legends, spells, facts and mermaid crafts!

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A look at inner-city problems, focusing on solutions that recognise the link between urban and suburban well-being and suggestions for change.

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We all need help in achieving cultural fluency. We are baffled when problems arise and insist on resolving conflicts according to our cultural norms. When this behaviour kicks in, important deals fall through, opportunities are missed and good will is squandered.

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When did you last make time for play

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For fans of Slay in Your Lane and Little Black Book, this no-nonsense exploration of colour and culture at work is essential reading for Black women in the workplace, their allies and industry change-makers

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Offers an analysis of young people born after 1982, explaining how they differ from their Baby Boomer and generation X parents, their characteristic behavior and attitudes, and prospects for their future.

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Helps in processing information and experience and put those insights to use in decision making. This book lays out five Pictures of the Future that outline major global shifts.

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From the internationally acclaimed author of MINI PHILOSOPHY, here are 150 big ideas in bite-sized chunks.

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A collection of essays from the bestselling author and founder of The Everyday Sexism Project, Laura Bates

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Missis the story of one teachers journey to transform the lives of her students in Londons toughest schools. But when her passion leads her to break the rules and she risks losing her job, can she find the courage to keep fighting for the change she believes in and the students she loves