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?Leave Me Alone Dammit, I?m On My Period!?explores the love/hate relationship (mostly hate) between women and their arch nemesis PERIODS. This illustration book is a black comedy that finally reveals women?s true sentiments and what they really want to say about their periods. No more sugar coating. No more pretending everything is hunky dory. Now?s the time to be brutally honest without making any apologies...BUT with a heavy dose of humor!

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Still Not Satisfied is an accumulation of contemporary poems and inspirational pieces for the modern woman. It is raw, uncensored emotions without using Shakespearean dialect. It is the diary of a woman as a teen, wife, daughter, mother, and lover. We all have universal emotions and experiences just different journeys. This is my story. This is your story.

MEET SUMMER ADAMS? TWENTY-SIX YEARS OLD AND ATLANTA'S BEST DEFENSE ATTORNEY. ALTHOUGH SHE DESPISES HER PROFESSION, SHE SITS AT THE TOP OF HER THRONE AND NOTHING CAN KNOCK HER OFF HER THROTTLE OR SO SHE THINKS. DURING HER ADOLESCENT YEARS, HER OLDEST BROTHER WAS FALSELY ACCUSED AND CHARGED OF A CRIME THAT HE DID NOT COMMIT. ULTIMATELY, HE WAS SENT TO PRISON FOR LIFE, WHICH SHE USED AS MOTIVATION TO STUDY AND RECEIVE HER LAW DEGREE TO BE ABLE TO, ONE DAY, SET HER BROTHER FREE. WHILE TRYING TO MAINTAIN HER RESPECT, POWER, AND METICULOUS REPUTATION, SHE FALLS IN LOVE WITH A MYSTERY MAN WHICH HAPPENS TO BE HER NEW CLIENT. MR. MYSTERY MAN HOLDS THE TITLE OF ATLANTA'S KNOWN DRUG DEALER TURNED BUSINESS MOGUL. HE ALSO HOLDS DARK SECRETS. WHO IS THIS MYSTERY MAN? ARE HIS INTENTIONS TRUE? WILL SUMMER FALL IN THIS DANGEROUS TRAP OF LIES AND SUCCUMB TO THE DISTRACTIONS THAT LOVE CAN BRING? WILL SHE EVER PROVE HER BROTHERS INNOCENCE? CAN SHE STAY FOCUSED ON HER JOURNEY IN LIFE WHILE TRYING TO PURSUE HER TRUE PASSION?

Activity book introducing Indian art traditions, showing how art is as much about the imagination as it is about depiction.

Written by the Reconstruction Congress, the Fourteenth Amendment was created with the attempts, in some historical interpretations, of providing humane and equal protection rights to newly freed persons. However, other interpretations of the context in the Fourteenth Amendment oppose the goal of the Thirty-ninth Congress with providing equal protection of the law to all newly freedmen. By engaging in this research, it is my goal to explain the Fourteenth Amendment as it was enacted and intended to be; as well as provide a comparative study of how it has been widely interpreted. In addition, I reference landmark Supreme Court cases affecting American society with their rulings based on the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. Finally, I provide an alternative interpretation to the understanding of the Fourteenth Amendment. In addition, I make available various options that the United States government could pursue in order to continue supplying opportunities, as well as maintaining diversity, to societal members without violating the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.

"Facts, poetry, essays, art and personal stories about homelessness."--ZAPP zine catalog.