SpringSociety publishing releases fictional short story about 1960s Lyndon B. Johnson, race relations and UFOs

Remixing Colorblind takes a compelling view of campus life and institutions of higher learning, and how they shape our understanding of race. It examines the nuances of race relations including notions of implicit bias, individual racism, institutional racism and reverse racism on American campuses through a series of honest interviews with students, as well as thought and opinion leaders.

Seeking Asylum, Darnell Lamont Walker's documentary about escaping American tyranny, begins its journey around the world. "My hope is that this film sparks conversations that matter. Conversations about race relations, social justice, inequality, and America," Walker says.

Bully Route Home, DL Havlin's novel about bullying and race relations released

Novelist Gregg Cebrzynski Depicts How A Once-Peaceful Neighborhood
is Torn by Unrest in the Summer of '68

2010 has been named the "Year of Unity" in South Dakota. The goal is to improve understanding, cooperation and peace among all races and cultures. In Rapid City, where many activities have been organized, the Pow Wow is seen as a culminating even

Liongold is a poignant memoir of daily life in South Africa in South Africa during the height of the infamous apartheid regime - a true story about an ugly time in a beautiful place.

Readers will be riveted by Bea Alden's faithful impressions