I am planning to take a six month trip, backpacking around the world. Are there any resources to aid in the planning(countries/flights/budget/sights) of the trip?
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In addition to the excellent resources listed by Lana, here are a few that might also be useful: "Women and Social Movements 1820-1940" is a database published by Alexander Street Press that contains primary source material. If you have access to it (it's available through some university libraries), it's an excellent source. Even if you don't have access through a university library, however, you can access some of the documents through this link: |
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I'm researching women in the US (primarily post 1865) who rejected nonviolence and advocated and/or participated in armed struggle, armed self defense, or militant direct action- all within the realm of social movements. I want these women in their own words. Where is the best place to find primary documents of these types of women? Here are some examples of women I've identified so far: Emma Goldman, Mary Harris 'Mother Jones', Bernadine Dohrn, Kathy Boudin, Judy Clark, Cathy Wilkerson, Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, Lucy Parsons, Voltairine de Cleyre, Marie Equi, Angela Davis, Kathleen Cleaver...others? |
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Who is behind FullBooks.com? Is it all public domain material? Why are there multiple versions of the same title? |
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What was the total prison population and prison population by race and gender from 1950 to 1975? I want to compare yearly prison population increases with civil rights victories.
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GUANTANAMO: HOW SHOULD WE RESPOND October 5, 2006 The Pre-Law Program and the Peace Studies Program at the University of North Texas are sponsoring UNTs participation in Seton Hall Universitys day-long GUANTANAMO TEACH-IN. UNT (along with over 250 other universities nationwide) will participate by video conference (streaming Internet).
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Talk about climate change: we are yet to reach the equinox, but temperatures are expected to hit 27 degrees in Sydney city today, will climb to 30 tomorrow, and stay there for the rest of the week. 93% of NSW remains in drought. |
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New York City Radical Reference Meeting Attendance: Melissa M., Tracey, Jonny, Aliqae, Christina, Daniel, Timothy, John, Gretchen, Talya, Julie, Melissa G. |
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Here is my half of the Radical, Militant Librarians Then & Now colloquium talk I'm presenting with my father, Mitch Freedman, at Rutgers University, School of Communication, Information and Library Studies on September 20, 2006. Actually it's been edited a tad. I had to fix a monumental blunder. Download Open Office (for free) and read this presentation with Impress if you don't have PowerPoint. |
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