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Author: Huey Perry Publisher: West Virginia University Press Book Review by: Sonu Chandiram Huey Perry, a successful entrepreneur, has a diverse background. He has been a farmer, (having being born into a farming family), a student and civic leader, a volunteer in numerous charitable activities and projects, a compassionate teacher, a fearless author and an astute business owner, though not necessarily in that chronological order. Seeing and reading about him on www.HueyPerry.com, we find a man who went through extreme poverty and family financial struggles in his earliest years in life and developed a strong, admirable character with enduring...

Editor: Irwin D.S. Winsboro Contributors: Abel A. Bartley, Gregory W. Bush, Marvin Dunn, Leonard R. Lempel, Connie L. Lester, Paul Ortiz, Lise M. Steinhauer, and Amy Sasscer Publisher: West Virginia University Press Book Review by: Paiso Jamakar Many casual readers and serious students as well, of the history of the American Civil Rights Movement (1955-68) seem to have formed the impression (without a close look at particular historical events) that Florida was more temperate in its relations with civil rights leaders than other southern states; that it was tolerant of, and did not resist, Blacks’ demands for equal rights....

Authors: Neil L. Whitehead and Michael Wesch Publisher: University Press of Colorado Book Review by: Sonu Chandiram Most of you college graduates out there took an anthropology course in college but did you ever come across the term ‘post-human anthropology’? In short, anthropology is the study of man (look for a detailed definition below). This book is about the present and the future nature of humans, something I would describe in our current evolutionary stage as ‘cyber beings’. A good example of a cyber being I suppose would be someone who starts a Facebook account, gets a lot of...