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  Just Another Southern Town -...

  Joan Quigley

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  In January of 1950, Mary Church Terrell, an eighty-six-year-old charter member of the NAACP, headed into Thompson’s Restaurant, just a few blocks from the White House, and requested to be served. She and her companions were informed by the manager that they could not eat in his establishment, because they were “colored.” Terrell, a former suffragette and one of the country’s first college-educated African-American women, took the matter to court. Three years later, the Supreme Court vindicated her outrage: District of Columbia v. John R. Thompson Co., Inc. was decided in June 1953, invalidating the segregation of restaurants and cafes in the nation’s capital. 
  In Just Another Southern Town, Joan Quigley recounts an untold chapter of the civil rights movement: an epic battle to topple segregation in Washington, the symbolic home of American democracy. At the book’s heart is the formidable Mary Church Terrell and the test case she mounts seeking to enforce Reconstruction-era laws prohibiting segregation in DC restaurants. Through the prism of Terrell’s story, Quigley reassesses Washington’s relationship to civil rights history, bringing to life a pivotal fight for equality that erupted five years before Rosa Parks refused to move to the back of a Montgomery bus and a decade before the student sit-in movement rocked segregated lunch counters across the South. 
  At a time when most civil rights scholarship begins with Brown v. Board of Education, Just Another Southern Town unearths the story of the nation’s capital as an early flashpoint on race. A rich portrait of American politics and society in the mid-20th century, it interweaves Terrell’s narrative with the courtroom drama of the case and the varied personalities of the justices who ultimately voted unanimously to prohibit segregated restaurants. This work restores Mary Church Terrell and the case that launched a crusade to their rightful place in the pantheon of civil rights history.

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  Project Manager to Leader -...

  Peter Spencer

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  Are you tired of being stuck in the “task manager” zone when you know you were born to LEAD? Are you ready to stop juggling chaos and start commanding clarity? 
  Then this is the book the industry has been waiting for. And you just found it. 
  Whether you're a new project manager wondering where to start or a seasoned pro preparing to lead multi-million-dollar portfolios, this is your ultimate, career-defining blueprint. 
  🔥 What You’ll Learn (And Why You’ll Soar): 
  ✅ Master the Fundamentals — From understanding the real definition of a project to decoding the “Iron Triangle” (scope, time, cost), you'll start strong and lead stronger. 
  ✅ Tools & Frameworks That Actually Work — No fluff. Learn the industry’s best-kept secrets: Gantt charts, WBS, risk logs, Jira, Trello, Notion, and more—explained in clear, practical ways. 
  ✅ Agile vs Waterfall vs Hybrid — Understand exactly when to use what. Avoid the “methodology mess” and lead with precision. 
  ✅ Leadership That Moves Mountains — Learn the real difference between managing a team and inspiring one. 
  ✅ Bonus: Real-World Scenarios + Practice Exam Questions with Answers — Ace your next interview, promotion, or certification.

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  Adult Children of Borderline...

  PhD Daniel S. Lobel

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  Did you grow up with a parent who has borderline personality disorder (BPD), or you suspect they did? Was your parent's behavior unpredictable or scary? Did it seem like they were angry one minute and happy the next? Were your basic needs ignored? If so, it wasn't your fault. Children raised by a parent with BPD are subjected to a number of unhealthy and damaging behaviors—from uncontrolled anger and abuse, to gaslighting, blame-shifting, lying, and more. As a result of these experiences, you may have developed feelings of guilt, insecurity, and depression that have lingered throughout your adult life. 
   
   
   
  This compassionate guide offers a trauma-informed approach to help you recover from your toxic childhood and discover the person you were truly meant to be. You'll learn how to identify emotional and developmental wounds, and discover why interactions with your parents were so harmful to your sense of self. Then, you'll learn to create strong interpersonal boundaries and overcome feelings of guilt, anger, and low self-worth. Finally, through the act of emotional reprocessing, you'll reclaim those aspects of yourself that were lost or distorted by your trauma, so you can restart healthy growth processes and become the person you were meant to be. If you're carrying the hidden wounds of a toxic childhood, you're not alone—and you can heal.

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  Summary - The Day The World Came...

  Fastbooks Publishing

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  SUMMARY 
    
  THE DAY THE WORLD CAME TO TOWN 
  BASED ON THE BOOK BY JIM DEFEDE 
    
  SUMMARY WRITTEN BY: FASTBOOKS PUBLISHING 
    
  CONTENT 
  The Day the Skies Stood Still 
  Operation Yellow Ribbon 
  From the Skies to Safety 
  A Town Embraces Strangers 
  Connections Amidst Chaos 
  Culture Clash and Kindness 
  Finding Joy in Unexpected Places 
  The Long Road Home 
  Lasting Legacies 
  Analysis 
    
  ABOUT THE ORIGINAL BOOK 
  "The Day the World Came to Town: 9/11 in Gander, Newfoundland" by Jim DeFede tells the remarkable true story of how the small town of Gander, Newfoundland, responded to the aftermath of the September 11th attacks. When U.S. airspace closed, 38 planes carrying over 6,000 passengers were diverted to Gander International Airport, effectively doubling the town's population overnight. Faced with this unprecedented situation, the residents of Gander and surrounding communities opened their homes and hearts to the stranded passengers, known as the "plane people." The book explores the heartwarming connections that developed between locals and passengers as they navigated the uncertainty and fear of the time, highlighting the enduring power of human kindness and resilience in the face of adversity.

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  SMALL TEACHING ONLINE - The...

  SARA DARBY

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  An educational book meant to aid teachers on how they can effectively teach and deliver quality education in online classes 
  Are you looking for a beginner-friendly guide to online teaching? A book that includes everything you’ll need to know about hosting online classes and such? 
  If you’re looking for a book that hits all of this off, then congratulations because you’ve just found it! 
  Created for teachers who are not as confident and familiar with online learning, Small Teaching Online serves as a guide to help teachers become well-versed and competent in online teaching. From the technicalities behind hosting an online class to how you can adequately communicate and connect with your students from behind a screen. 
  This book includes:Basics of online learningCommunication toolsHow to upload a transcribe of your lessonsQuizzes and questionnaires 
      And so much more! 
  What makes this book the best guide for teachers is the content that it covers. It starts from the basics of online learning and platforms, to ensure that those who are new to online learning are educated. Small Teaching Online has sections that talk about instructional strategies and communication tools for you to deliver your courses. 
  Adapting to online teaching is a delicate and time-consuming process. This is to ensure that the kind of online learning that one is delivering is the promised level of quality education that students pay for. Secure that level of quality now with this guide!

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  Iron Legacy - Childhood Trauma...

  Donna Bevan-Lee

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  Donna Bevan-Lee had a tough childhood. When her father was feeling playful, he roped her by the foot like a rodeo calf, yanking her to the ground every time the rope connected. In darker moods, he did far worse, his brutality excused by a complicit church. The abuse she suffered had profound and lasting consequences. 
  Too many adults have similar histories. Roughly a quarter of American children experience complex trauma resulting from abuse, neglect, catastrophic illness, or other adversity. Because such trauma affects the developing brain, it's not something we outgrow; it permanently alters our thoughts, feelings, perceptions, and behavior, often without our awareness. It derails our plans, sabotages our relationships, and convinces us that we're unworthy of happiness. It makes us vulnerable to addiction, obesity. depression, anxiety, chronic illness, and early death. It is a challenge like no other. 
  Dr. Bevan-Lee met the challenge of her childhood and helped other survivors to meet theirs. Now she has distilled her history. cutting-edge research, and four decades of clinical experience into a book for adult survivors of childhood trauma. Full of up-to-date information, practical help, compelling stories, and clear-eyed encouragement, this book is a comprehensive guide to recognizing and overcoming childhood trauma, written by someone who has been there.

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