Publication year 1989
Genre Essay / Speech, Nonfiction
Themes Equality, Race, Politics & Government, Justice, Community
Tags Race & Racism, Social Justice, Self-Improvement, Politics & Government
Equality
The titles in this Collection examine the concept of social equality through a broad array of literary genres and forms. These curated selections represent a diversity of voices and perspectives that examine social disparities through the lenses of gender, race, socioeconomics, and other factors.
Publication year 1989
Genre Essay / Speech, Nonfiction
Themes Equality, Race, Politics & Government, Justice, Community
Tags Race & Racism, Social Justice, Self-Improvement, Politics & Government
Publication year 2007
Genre Biography, Nonfiction
Themes Hate & Anger, Hope, Race, Social Class, Community, Economics, Education, Nation, Politics & Government, Equality, Good & Evil, Justice, Order & Chaos, Power & Greed, Safety & Danger, Truth & Lies
Tags Biography, World History, Children`s Literature, Race & Racism, Historical Nonfiction, Spanish Literature
Publication year 2020
Genre Autobiography / Memoir, Nonfiction
Themes Race, Safety & Danger, Science & Technology, Equality, Justice, Power & Greed, Truth & Lies, Wins & Losses, Conflict
Tags Science & Nature, Philosophy, Animals, Race & Racism, World History, Philosophy, Biography
Publication year 2018
Genre Book, Nonfiction
Themes Power & Greed, Politics & Government, Community, Equality, Science & Technology, Order & Chaos, Environment
Tags Politics & Government, Philosophy, World History, Education, Education, Social Science, Business & Economics, Sociology, Philosophy, Arts & Culture
Publication year 1995
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Good & Evil, Justice, Family, Social Class, Fate, Equality, Gender Identity
Tags Fantasy, Science Fiction, Fairy Tale & Folklore, Classic Fiction
Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West (1995) by Gregory Maguire reimagines the central antagonist of the iconic story The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, which was published in 1900 by author L. Frank Baum and became central to American popular culture through the 1939 film adaptation starring Judy Garland. Allusions to the original story recur throughout film, television, and novels. Decades later, expressions like “we’re not in Kansas anymore” or... Read Wicked Summary
Publication year 1986
Genre Poem, Fiction
Themes Race, Perseverance, Politics & Government, Equality, The Past, Aging
Tags Special Occasions, Civil Rights & Jim Crow South, US History
Publication year 2018
Genre Book, Nonfiction
Themes Economics, Equality, Social Class, Justice, Power & Greed, Community, Wins & Losses
Tags Politics & Government, Business & Economics, Social Justice, Civil Rights & Jim Crow South, Social Class, Sociology, World History
Publication year 1987
Genre Poem, Fiction
Themes Gender Identity, Coming of Age, Childhood & Youth, Love, Shame & Pride, Fear, Perseverance, Conflict, Hope, Justice, Equality, Power & Greed, Mothers
Tags Lyric Poem, Gender & Feminism
Publication year 1975
Genre Novella, Fiction
Themes Justice, Equality, Perseverance, Guilt, Self Discovery, Truth & Lies, Emotions/Behavior: Courage, Politics & Government, Education, Safety & Danger, Fate, Power & Greed
Tags Gender & Feminism, Trauma & Abuse, African Literature, Social Justice, Education, Finance, Middle Eastern History, Love & Sexuality, Politics & Government, Incarceration, Crime & Law, Women`s Studies, Education, Classic Fiction
Woman at Point Zero, also titled Firdaus, is a 1975 novella by Nawal El Saadawi based on the true account of a woman named Firdaus who was convicted of murder and sentenced to death in 1974. Saadawi was a prolific Egyptian feminist and physician, and she worked with Egyptian women who experienced various mental conditions that Saadawi saw largely as resulting from living in a patriarchal society. She had the privilege of meeting Firdaus on... Read Woman at Point Zero Summary
Publication year 1999
Genre Book, Nonfiction
Themes Equality, Femininity, Gender Identity, Self Discovery, Nation
Tags American Literature, World History, Philosophy, Classic Fiction, Gender & Feminism, Philosophy, Women`s Studies, US History, Transcendentalism
Publication year 2019
Genre Book, Nonfiction
Themes Language, Femininity, Sexual Identity, Politics & Government, Equality, Power & Greed
Tags Gender & Feminism, World History, Women`s Studies, Social Justice, Sociology
Publication year 2014
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Climate, Self Discovery, Social Class, Politics & Government, War, Equality, Fate, Order & Chaos, Power & Greed
Tags Fantasy, Action & Adventure, Science Fiction
Words of Radiance is the second novel in the high fantasy series, The Stormlight Archive, by Brandon Sanderson. It is the sequel to The Way of Kings and is followed by Oathbringer, Rhythm of War, and Wind and Truth. It was originally published on March 4, 2014, by Tor. It enjoyed critical success on its publication, winning the 2015 David Gemmel Legend Award for best novel. Brandon Sanderson is a popular fantasy and high fantasy... Read Words of Radiance Summary
Publication year 2015
Genre Autobiography / Memoir, Nonfiction
Themes Emotions/Behavior: Courage, Perseverance, Fear, Hope, Regret, Femininity, Gender Identity, Mental Health, Race, Mothers, Siblings, Self Discovery, Community, Equality, Fame
Tags Self-Improvement, Gender & Feminism, Memoir & Autobiography
Year of Yes: How to Dance it Out, Stand in the Sun and Be Your Own Person (2015) is a memoir by television writer and producer Shonda Rhimes. The book recounts the life changes that Rhimes made in 2014 when she committed herself to saying “yes” to opportunities and invitations. In 2013, Rhimes was immersed in both a successful career and a busy life, parenting three daughters. An off-hand comment by her older sister complaining... Read Year of Yes Summary
Publication year 2023
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Literature, Race, Truth & Lies, Equality
Tags Mystery & Crime Fiction, Horror & Suspense, Race & Racism, Asian Literature
Publication year 2007
Genre Play, Fiction
Themes Race, Equality, Art, Immigration
Tags Drama, Comedy & Satire, Life-Inspired Fiction, Race & Racism, Politics & Government, Education, Education, Asian Literature, Dramatic Literature, Humor
Publication year 2020
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Equality, Community
Tags Realistic Fiction, Modern Classic Fiction, Romance, LGBTQ+
Publication year 2011
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Environment, Equality, Conflict
Tags Horror & Suspense, Action & Adventure, Mystery & Crime Fiction, Military & War
David Baldacci’s Zero Day (2011, Grand Central Publishing) is the 23rd of Balducci’s 44 adult novels and the first of three in his John Puller series. Most of Baldacci’s adult novels are in the suspense and legal thriller genres. Baldacci studied law and worked as an attorney for seven years before publication of his first novel, Absolute Power (1996), which was made into a 1997 film directed by Clint Eastwood. His research for Zero Day... Read Zero Day Summary