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Books on the Meaning of Unity for the U.S.A. 250th Celebration

June 27, 2026Leave a comment

It’s one week until Independence Day and the United States’s 250th Birthday, so it feels like a good time to recommend some books that remind readers of the true spirit of the USA. The United States is every skin tone, every hair type, every culture, every faith, every family. The United States is he, she, … Continue reading Books on the Meaning of Unity for the U.S.A. 250th Celebration

America My Love, America My Heart (Daria Peoples-Riley)

July 4, 2022Leave a comment

Hello, friends! Our book today comes to us from our friends at The Equal Opportunity Book Box: America My Love, America My Heart by Daria Peoples-Riley, a sensitive examination of how to love your country when it doesn’t always seem to love you back. An unnamed narrator opens the title with a powerful question: “America, … Continue reading America My Love, America My Heart (Daria Peoples-Riley)

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