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Myrlie Evers writes: "My husband believed that Mississippi could be a wonderful place if we handled the problems of race, ...

While containing Williams’ insight and perspective, the book also incorporates fresh interviews by Priest with several of golf’s leading personalities at the time, including Mark O’Meara ...

As in the new book “New Prize for These Eyes: The Rise of America’s Second Civil Rights Movement” by Juan Williams, there are some who’ve gone before you but your effort is what matters now.

Finding a healthy balance is key.” The book deals with mental health too, and Williams said career success, family and home have not saved her from the need to manage a long struggle with anxiety.

Myrlie and Medgar Evers, and thousands of others. Many were murdered in bombings, shootings or beatings with bats and chains. The movement, including but not limited to King, was the embodiment of ...

“My husband believed that Mississippi could be a wonderful place if we handled the problems of race, justice and inequality, and I agree with him. …I still believe,” Myrlie Evers writes for ...

The irony of the 1850s is lost on Evers, a Democrat; the same party that defended slavery then is the party that now seeks to employ undocumented workers off the payroll books at substandard wages ...

Crooks: The Stories Behind the Headlines by Paul Williams is published by Allen & Unwin. His first book, in 1995, was The General, which was one of the biggest selling non-fiction books in Ireland ...

In Kwame Alexander’s new verse novel and Karen L. Swanson’s nonfiction picture book, Black girls pursue their dreams of playing big-league baseball. As spooky season approaches, the master of ...