Who Am I?: Exploring What It Means to Be a Child of God

Fundorado Island

Full Sails (Signatures)

All About Sign Language: Talking With Your Hands (Transportation and Communication Series)

Prentice Hall Literature: Timeless Voices, Timeless Themes- Vocabulary and Spelling Practice Book, Gold Level

Where I Belong

Italy (We're From)

California: Adventures in Time and Place

People in the news

Xenophobia: The Violence of Fear and Hate (In the News) by Jamie Bordeau explores the complex and troubling phenomenon of xenophobia, which is characterized by fear, prejudice, and hatred towards foreigners or anything perceived as foreign or strange. The book delves into historical and contemporary instances of xenophobic attitudes and actions, examining their causes, manifestations, and consequences. It discusses how xenophobia can lead to discrimination, social tension, and even violence, impacting individuals and societies. The author also addresses the role of the media, politics, and economic factors in fueling xenophobic sentiments. Through real-world examples and analysis, the book aims to shed light on this social issue and encourage understanding and tolerance in an increasingly interconnected world.

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Felicia Lowenstein, 2004

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Liane Onish, 2010

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