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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. What if history's greatest minds were forced to confront one another-not to debate who was right, but to discover what humanity has never been willing to face?Beyond the boundaries of time stands a Library unlike any ever imagined. At its center rests an ancient table where emperors, philosophers, revolutionaries, teachers, strategists, and writers are summoned from across history. Here, reputation offers no protection. Power holds no privilege. Every belief is questioned, every certainty challenged, and every voice must answer not only for its ideas, but for the worlds those ideas helped create.As Marcus Aurelius, Aristotle, James Baldwin, Angela Davis, Sun Tzu, Niccolo Machiavelli, Huey P. Newton, Stokely Carmichael, Jane Elliott, and others confront one another, conversations become something far deeper than intellectual debate. They wrestle with justice and power, oppression and freedom, memory and identity, compassion and responsibility. Ancient empires stand beside modern movements. Philosophy collides with lived experience. Revolution meets reflection. No one leaves unchanged.At the heart of the Library waits an unfinished chair and a blank book-silent reminders that history's greatest conversation is not complete. The final voice has yet to be written.Rich with unforgettable dialogue and profound moral inquiry, The Table is a thought-provoking work of literary fiction that explores the questions every generation inherits: Who belongs?What does humanity owe one another?Can justice exist without humility?And what kind of future becomes possible when people choose understanding over domination?Blending philosophy, history, politics, and timeless storytelling, The Table invites readers into a conversation that stretches across centuries-and ultimately asks them to take a seat. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. REDESIGN: The Social Contract for Black Mental Health reframes Black mental health as a public health and systemic issue caused by structural racism, rather than an individual failure. The book provides a practical blueprint for transforming mental health systems to deliver trust, equity, and dignity through a new social contract.REDESIGN: The Social Contract for Black Mental Health reframes Black mental health as a public health and systemic issue caused by structural racism, rather than an individual failure. The book provides a practical blueprint for transforming mental health systems to deliver trust, equity, and dignity through a new social contract. REDESIGN: The Social Contract for Black Mental Health reframes Black mental health This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The War on Drugs didn't fail it worked exactly as designed. In It Takes A Nation Of Millions to Fight the Power, Vol. 2, Dr. Carl L. Young, PhD, deepens his sweeping examination of the policies, myths, and political machinery that have devastated Black, Brown, and poor communities for generations. This volume expands the historical record while illuminating the human stories that refuse to be erased. At the center of this unfolding narrative stands Tanisha Monette, a young organizer shaped by the War on Drugs and determined to dismantle its legacy. Her journey rooted in grief, sharpened by truth, and fueled by a relentless demand for justice embodies the very struggle this book exposes. Through Tanisha's eyes, readers witness how policy becomes personal, how trauma becomes testimony, and how one voice can ignite a movement. That movement is Justice Now, a grassroots coalition fighting for accountability, public health-centered reform, and an end to narco-colonial systems that criminalize entire communities. Their work threads through the volume as both a case study and a call to action, demonstrating what collective resistance looks like when history, data, and lived experience converge. Blending clinical insight, political analysis, and narrative power, Dr. Young offers a text that is as emotionally resonant as it is intellectually rigorous. Vol. 2 is essential reading for educators, clinicians, organizers, policymakers, and anyone committed to understanding how we arrived here and how we build a future where justice is not an aspiration but a practice. Through a blend of political analysis and gripping human narrative, this work exposes how systemic drug policies devastate marginalized communities and follows a fierce organizer fighting to dismantle these cycles of oppression. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. What if history's greatest minds were forced to confront one another-not to debate who was right, but to discover what humanity has never been willing to face?Beyond the boundaries of time stands a Library unlike any ever imagined. At its center rests an ancient table where emperors, philosophers, revolutionaries, teachers, strategists, and writers are summoned from across history. Here, reputation offers no protection. Power holds no privilege. Every belief is questioned, every certainty challenged, and every voice must answer not only for its ideas, but for the worlds those ideas helped create.As Marcus Aurelius, Aristotle, James Baldwin, Angela Davis, Sun Tzu, Niccolo Machiavelli, Huey P. Newton, Stokely Carmichael, Jane Elliott, and others confront one another, conversations become something far deeper than intellectual debate. They wrestle with justice and power, oppression and freedom, memory and identity, compassion and responsibility. Ancient empires stand beside modern movements. Philosophy collides with lived experience. Revolution meets reflection. No one leaves unchanged.At the heart of the Library waits an unfinished chair and a blank book-silent reminders that history's greatest conversation is not complete. The final voice has yet to be written.Rich with unforgettable dialogue and profound moral inquiry, The Table is a thought-provoking work of literary fiction that explores the questions every generation inherits: Who belongs?What does humanity owe one another?Can justice exist without humility?And what kind of future becomes possible when people choose understanding over domination?Blending philosophy, history, politics, and timeless storytelling, The Table invites readers into a conversation that stretches across centuries-and ultimately asks them to take a seat. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The War on Drugs was never about drugs. It was about power. And the fight for justice is far from over.A Movement Rises. A Nation Must Answer. In this electrifying second volume, Dr. Carl L. Young, PhD, returns readers to the front lines of a grassroots revolution that refuses to be silenced. It Takes A Nation of Millions to Fight the Power, Volume II deepens the story of Tanisha Monette a young biracial organizer whose life has been shaped by the devastation of the War on Drugs and the movement she helped ignite: Justice Now. From Policy to Personal The Stakes Have Never Been HigherWhere Volume I laid bare the origins of narco-colonialism and systemic racism embedded in American drug policy, Volume II escalates the fight. Tanisha and the Justice Now coalition push beyond protest into the halls of power, confronting legislators, demanding public health-centered reform, and building a model for community-led accountability that reverberates from city councils to Capitol Hill. What's New in Volume IIThis expanded continuation explores the intergenerational trauma left by decades of mass incarceration, the role of clinicians and educators as allies in the movement, and the fractures that test Justice Now from within. New characters emerge. Alliances shift. And Tanisha must decide how far she's willing to go when the system fights back. A Story Rooted in History, Written for This MomentBlending meticulous historical research with vivid, emotionally resonant storytelling, this social justice historical fiction offers a narrative that is equal parts education and inspiration a book that illuminates Black history, criminal justice reform, and the enduring power of grassroots organizing. This book is for: - Educators seeking classroom texts that connect history to lived experience- Clinicians and social workers exploring trauma-informed approaches to policy- Community organizers building coalitions for criminal justice reform- Policymakers who need to understand the human cost of the War on Drugs- Students (ages 13-18) ready for challenging, empowering narratives- Book clubs looking for discussion-rich social justice fiction- Readers of Black history, policy reform narrative, and resistance literature The system was built to break us. This is the story of how we rebuild.Order your copy today and join the movement. Available in hardcover and paperback. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. The War on Drugs didn't fail it worked exactly as designed. In It Takes A Nation Of Millions to Fight the Power, Vol. 2, Dr. Carl L. Young, PhD, deepens his sweeping examination of the policies, myths, and political machinery that have devastated Black, Brown, and poor communities for generations. This volume expands the historical record while illuminating the human stories that refuse to be erased. At the center of this unfolding narrative stands Tanisha Monette, a young organizer shaped by the War on Drugs and determined to dismantle its legacy. Her journey rooted in grief, sharpened by truth, and fueled by a relentless demand for justice embodies the very struggle this book exposes. Through Tanisha's eyes, readers witness how policy becomes personal, how trauma becomes testimony, and how one voice can ignite a movement. That movement is Justice Now, a grassroots coalition fighting for accountability, public health-centered reform, and an end to narco-colonial systems that criminalize entire communities. Their work threads through the volume as both a case study and a call to action, demonstrating what collective resistance looks like when history, data, and lived experience converge. Blending clinical insight, political analysis, and narrative power, Dr. Young offers a text that is as emotionally resonant as it is intellectually rigorous. Vol. 2 is essential reading for educators, clinicians, organizers, policymakers, and anyone committed to understanding how we arrived here and how we build a future where justice is not an aspiration but a practice. Through a blend of political analysis and gripping human narrative, this work exposes how systemic drug policies devastate marginalized communities and follows a fierce organizer fighting to dismantle these cycles of oppression. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

HRD. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

HRD. Condizione: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. What if history's greatest minds were forced to confront one another-not to debate who was right, but to discover what humanity has never been willing to face?Beyond the boundaries of time stands a Library unlike any ever imagined. At its center rests an ancient table where emperors, philosophers, revolutionaries, teachers, strategists, and writers are summoned from across history. Here, reputation offers no protection. Power holds no privilege. Every belief is questioned, every certainty challenged, and every voice must answer not only for its ideas, but for the worlds those ideas helped create.As Marcus Aurelius, Aristotle, James Baldwin, Angela Davis, Sun Tzu, Niccolo Machiavelli, Huey P. Newton, Stokely Carmichael, Jane Elliott, and others confront one another, conversations become something far deeper than intellectual debate. They wrestle with justice and power, oppression and freedom, memory and identity, compassion and responsibility. Ancient empires stand beside modern movements. Philosophy collides with lived experience. Revolution meets reflection. No one leaves unchanged.At the heart of the Library waits an unfinished chair and a blank book-silent reminders that history's greatest conversation is not complete. The final voice has yet to be written.Rich with unforgettable dialogue and profound moral inquiry, The Table is a thought-provoking work of literary fiction that explores the questions every generation inherits: Who belongs?What does humanity owe one another?Can justice exist without humility?And what kind of future becomes possible when people choose understanding over domination?Blending philosophy, history, politics, and timeless storytelling, The Table invites readers into a conversation that stretches across centuries-and ultimately asks them to take a seat. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. REDESIGN: The Social Contract for Black Mental Health reframes Black mental health as a public health and systemic issue caused by structural racism, rather than an individual failure. The book provides a practical blueprint for transforming mental health systems to deliver trust, equity, and dignity through a new social contract.REDESIGN: The Social Contract for Black Mental Health reframes Black mental health as a public health and systemic issue caused by structural racism, rather than an individual failure. The book provides a practical blueprint for transforming mental health systems to deliver trust, equity, and dignity through a new social contract. REDESIGN: The Social Contract for Black Mental Health reframes Black mental health This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. What if history's greatest minds were forced to confront one another-not to debate who was right, but to discover what humanity has never been willing to face?Beyond the boundaries of time stands a Library unlike any ever imagined. At its center rests an ancient table where emperors, philosophers, revolutionaries, teachers, strategists, and writers are summoned from across history. Here, reputation offers no protection. Power holds no privilege. Every belief is questioned, every certainty challenged, and every voice must answer not only for its ideas, but for the worlds those ideas helped create.As Marcus Aurelius, Aristotle, James Baldwin, Angela Davis, Sun Tzu, Niccolo Machiavelli, Huey P. Newton, Stokely Carmichael, Jane Elliott, and others confront one another, conversations become something far deeper than intellectual debate. They wrestle with justice and power, oppression and freedom, memory and identity, compassion and responsibility. Ancient empires stand beside modern movements. Philosophy collides with lived experience. Revolution meets reflection. No one leaves unchanged.At the heart of the Library waits an unfinished chair and a blank book-silent reminders that history's greatest conversation is not complete. The final voice has yet to be written.Rich with unforgettable dialogue and profound moral inquiry, The Table is a thought-provoking work of literary fiction that explores the questions every generation inherits: Who belongs?What does humanity owe one another?Can justice exist without humility?And what kind of future becomes possible when people choose understanding over domination?Blending philosophy, history, politics, and timeless storytelling, The Table invites readers into a conversation that stretches across centuries-and ultimately asks them to take a seat. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. REDESIGN: The Social Contract for Black Mental Health reframes Black mental health as a public health and systemic issue caused by structural racism, rather than an individual failure. The book provides a practical blueprint for transforming mental health systems to deliver trust, equity, and dignity through a new social contract.REDESIGN: The Social Contract for Black Mental Health reframes Black mental health as a public health and systemic issue caused by structural racism, rather than an individual failure. The book provides a practical blueprint for transforming mental health systems to deliver trust, equity, and dignity through a new social contract. REDESIGN: The Social Contract for Black Mental Health reframes Black mental health This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. What if history's greatest minds were forced to confront one another-not to debate who was right, but to discover what humanity has never been willing to face?Beyond the boundaries of time stands a Library unlike any ever imagined. At its center rests an ancient table where emperors, philosophers, revolutionaries, teachers, strategists, and writers are summoned from across history. Here, reputation offers no protection. Power holds no privilege. Every belief is questioned, every certainty challenged, and every voice must answer not only for its ideas, but for the worlds those ideas helped create.As Marcus Aurelius, Aristotle, James Baldwin, Angela Davis, Sun Tzu, Niccolo Machiavelli, Huey P. Newton, Stokely Carmichael, Jane Elliott, and others confront one another, conversations become something far deeper than intellectual debate. They wrestle with justice and power, oppression and freedom, memory and identity, compassion and responsibility. Ancient empires stand beside modern movements. Philosophy collides with lived experience. Revolution meets reflection. No one leaves unchanged.At the heart of the Library waits an unfinished chair and a blank book-silent reminders that history's greatest conversation is not complete. The final voice has yet to be written.Rich with unforgettable dialogue and profound moral inquiry, The Table is a thought-provoking work of literary fiction that explores the questions every generation inherits: Who belongs?What does humanity owe one another?Can justice exist without humility?And what kind of future becomes possible when people choose understanding over domination?Blending philosophy, history, politics, and timeless storytelling, The Table invites readers into a conversation that stretches across centuries-and ultimately asks them to take a seat. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. What if history's greatest minds were forced to confront one another-not to debate who was right, but to discover what humanity has never been willing to face?Beyond the boundaries of time stands a Library unlike any ever imagined. At its center rests an ancient table where emperors, philosophers, revolutionaries, teachers, strategists, and writers are summoned from across history. Here, reputation offers no protection. Power holds no privilege. Every belief is questioned, every certainty challenged, and every voice must answer not only for its ideas, but for the worlds those ideas helped create.As Marcus Aurelius, Aristotle, James Baldwin, Angela Davis, Sun Tzu, Niccolo Machiavelli, Huey P. Newton, Stokely Carmichael, Jane Elliott, and others confront one another, conversations become something far deeper than intellectual debate. They wrestle with justice and power, oppression and freedom, memory and identity, compassion and responsibility. Ancient empires stand beside modern movements. Philosophy collides with lived experience. Revolution meets reflection. No one leaves unchanged.At the heart of the Library waits an unfinished chair and a blank book-silent reminders that history's greatest conversation is not complete. The final voice has yet to be written.Rich with unforgettable dialogue and profound moral inquiry, The Table is a thought-provoking work of literary fiction that explores the questions every generation inherits: Who belongs?What does humanity owe one another?Can justice exist without humility?And what kind of future becomes possible when people choose understanding over domination?Blending philosophy, history, politics, and timeless storytelling, The Table invites readers into a conversation that stretches across centuries-and ultimately asks them to take a seat. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The War on Drugs was never about drugs. It was about power. And the fight for justice is far from over.A Movement Rises. A Nation Must Answer. In this electrifying second volume, Dr. Carl L. Young, PhD, returns readers to the front lines of a grassroots revolution that refuses to be silenced. It Takes A Nation of Millions to Fight the Power, Volume II deepens the story of Tanisha Monette a young biracial organizer whose life has been shaped by the devastation of the War on Drugs and the movement she helped ignite: Justice Now. From Policy to Personal The Stakes Have Never Been HigherWhere Volume I laid bare the origins of narco-colonialism and systemic racism embedded in American drug policy, Volume II escalates the fight. Tanisha and the Justice Now coalition push beyond protest into the halls of power, confronting legislators, demanding public health-centered reform, and building a model for community-led accountability that reverberates from city councils to Capitol Hill. What's New in Volume IIThis expanded continuation explores the intergenerational trauma left by decades of mass incarceration, the role of clinicians and educators as allies in the movement, and the fractures that test Justice Now from within. New characters emerge. Alliances shift. And Tanisha must decide how far she's willing to go when the system fights back. A Story Rooted in History, Written for This MomentBlending meticulous historical research with vivid, emotionally resonant storytelling, this social justice historical fiction offers a narrative that is equal parts education and inspiration a book that illuminates Black history, criminal justice reform, and the enduring power of grassroots organizing. This book is for: - Educators seeking classroom texts that connect history to lived experience- Clinicians and social workers exploring trauma-informed approaches to policy- Community organizers building coalitions for criminal justice reform- Policymakers who need to understand the human cost of the War on Drugs- Students (ages 13-18) ready for challenging, empowering narratives- Book clubs looking for discussion-rich social justice fiction- Readers of Black history, policy reform narrative, and resistance literature The system was built to break us. This is the story of how we rebuild.Order your copy today and join the movement. Available in hardcover and paperback. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The War on Drugs didn't fail it worked exactly as designed. In It Takes A Nation Of Millions to Fight the Power, Vol. 2, Dr. Carl L. Young, PhD, deepens his sweeping examination of the policies, myths, and political machinery that have devastated Black, Brown, and poor communities for generations. This volume expands the historical record while illuminating the human stories that refuse to be erased. At the center of this unfolding narrative stands Tanisha Monette, a young organizer shaped by the War on Drugs and determined to dismantle its legacy. Her journey rooted in grief, sharpened by truth, and fueled by a relentless demand for justice embodies the very struggle this book exposes. Through Tanisha's eyes, readers witness how policy becomes personal, how trauma becomes testimony, and how one voice can ignite a movement. That movement is Justice Now, a grassroots coalition fighting for accountability, public health-centered reform, and an end to narco-colonial systems that criminalize entire communities. Their work threads through the volume as both a case study and a call to action, demonstrating what collective resistance looks like when history, data, and lived experience converge. Blending clinical insight, political analysis, and narrative power, Dr. Young offers a text that is as emotionally resonant as it is intellectually rigorous. Vol. 2 is essential reading for educators, clinicians, organizers, policymakers, and anyone committed to understanding how we arrived here and how we build a future where justice is not an aspiration but a practice. Through a blend of political analysis and gripping human narrative, this work exposes how systemic drug policies devastate marginalized communities and follows a fierce organizer fighting to dismantle these cycles of oppression. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The War on Drugs didn't fail it worked exactly as designed. In It Takes A Nation Of Millions to Fight the Power, Vol. 2, Dr. Carl L. Young, PhD, deepens his sweeping examination of the policies, myths, and political machinery that have devastated Black, Brown, and poor communities for generations. This volume expands the historical record while illuminating the human stories that refuse to be erased. At the center of this unfolding narrative stands Tanisha Monette, a young organizer shaped by the War on Drugs and determined to dismantle its legacy. Her journey rooted in grief, sharpened by truth, and fueled by a relentless demand for justice embodies the very struggle this book exposes. Through Tanisha's eyes, readers witness how policy becomes personal, how trauma becomes testimony, and how one voice can ignite a movement. That movement is Justice Now, a grassroots coalition fighting for accountability, public health-centered reform, and an end to narco-colonial systems that criminalize entire communities. Their work threads through the volume as both a case study and a call to action, demonstrating what collective resistance looks like when history, data, and lived experience converge. Blending clinical insight, political analysis, and narrative power, Dr. Young offers a text that is as emotionally resonant as it is intellectually rigorous. Vol. 2 is essential reading for educators, clinicians, organizers, policymakers, and anyone committed to understanding how we arrived here and how we build a future where justice is not an aspiration but a practice. Through a blend of political analysis and gripping human narrative, this work exposes how systemic drug policies devastate marginalized communities and follows a fierce organizer fighting to dismantle these cycles of oppression. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …