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A 2016 Vanderbilt University study reported that LGBTQ+ students in schools with a Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA) were 52 percent less likely to hear homophobic remarks and experience bullying in school. This essential, timely volume provides the tools and resources to organize a GSA and to become a...

Comedian, host, and executive producer Ellen DeGeneres, with her Emmy-award-winning show and whip-smart wit, is a household name. But many may be unaware that Ellen's life has not always been full of laughs. This book introduces readers to her background--her personal and professional setbacks and...

Currencies are an essential part of our world economy and this book breaks down the mechanics of currency devaluation, which is often used as an economic strategy by countries to maintain their economy. Readers will learn about what currencies are, why they are so important, and the methods used by economic authorities for regulating their currencies.

For teens and adults alike, the modern world is becoming more and more computer based. Many people keep smartphones, tablets, and other handy computerized devices on hand to consult for information and research, keep up with friends and family, and take phone calls. But sometimes all this convenient...

Throughout history, there are those who have been labeled "dictator" or "tyrant." Their influence, while an important part of history, had a negative impact. Readers explore the lives of some of the world's most notorious tyrants, including Nero and Qaddafi. How they lived, how they died, and their impact on history are revealed.

A contemporary romantic suspense, introduces us to Rebecca Kincaid, a dedicated lawyer and young mother who thought she had her whole future planned. But life has other ideas. Instead of happily finishing the final touches on her upcoming wedding, she finds herself filing divorce papers against her supposedly...

YOU WILL NEVER SEE THE WORLD IN THE SAME WAY. Two thousand years of waiting is over. The great revelation of the Lord is here to answer all fundamental questions of the humanity. The mystery of the Kingdom of God and the truth of life are presented to you fully and clearly for the first time...

It was not so long ago that divorce was considered scandalous, and children of divorced parents lived with the shame of coming from a “broken home.” Though much more common today, divorce still comes with a number of confusing emotions. This resource instructs teens about the changes they should...

Transgender people deal with a range of health issues. Some are specific to the community, others affect it disproportionately, and others impact transgender and cisgender people alike. Readers will learn about mental and emotional health, gender dysphoria, hormone replacement therapy (including puberty-blocking...

Isaac Newton was a revolutionary thinker who changed how we look at everything from gravity and optics to astronomy. He even invented a whole new type of math: calculus! This book follows Newton’s journey of discovery from his childhood on an English farm through his years learning and teaching...

The U.S. Healthcare system is, at best, cumbersome and confusing. We all have wondered: Who can I turn to with questions? Who can I trust? What resources are available to me? How can I get healthy? How can I stay healthy? Why is my health insurance so complicated? Am I paying too much? What is my...

This compendium contains profiles of leaders, such as John Calvin, Ibn al-Arabi, Hillel the Elder, and Gobind Singh, who have had a major impact on religious thought. It also offers discussions of various concepts, such as monotheism, creationism, and deism, which give readers a broader understanding...

In the strange, us-versus-them Christian subculture of the 1990s, a person’s faith was measured by how many WWJD bracelets she wore and whether he had kissed dating goodbye. Evangelical poster child Addie Zierman wore three bracelets asking what Jesus would do. She also led two Bible studies...

In this book I explore the bigger picture and try to explain how we can improve our social footprints. We are so lucky that we live in a country where our voices are heard, a country where we can be educated and where we can become financially independent. So, do we not have a responsibility to share our comparative wealth, experience and education?