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New: Conscience Incorporated by Michael H. Posner
“A book that every CEO, every sustainability advocate, every MBA student, and every person who wants to advance human rights in a global economy should be reading.” ~Hillary Rodham Clinton, from the book’s Preface
New: The Civil War Diary of Emma Mordecai by Dianne Ashton and Melissa R. Klapper
“Editors Ashton and Klapper provide an insightful introduction on the historical background, Mordecai’s life before and after the war, and an overview of the diary’s contents. Good history.” ~Kirkus Reviews
New: Natural by Chelsea Mary Elise Johnson
“Ambitious in scope, this book interweaves personal, historical, political, and transnational reflections about Black women’s hair and beauty culture… provocative.” ~Kirkus Reviews
New: Forbidden by Jordan D. Rosenblum
“An enlightening historical exposé of the remarkable transformation of the pig from an obscure animal in Jewish dietary laws to the center of what it means to be Jewish.” ~Foreword Reviews
New this Month: First Lady of Laughs by Grace Kessler Overbeke
“A spirited biography … a valuable addition to the history of female comedians and Jewish American entertainers.” ~Publishers Weekly
“Long-overdue assessment of a pioneering female comic … A welcome first step in making a legend among her sister comics better known to a wider audience.” ~Kirkus Reviews
From the Square
Whom do Museums Serve? by Rafael Cruvinel
In October of 2022, two environmental activists walked into room 43 of The National Gallery in London and threw tomato soup over Van Gogh’s 1888 painting Sunflowers. As the yellow…
Read MoreThe Strength, Resilience, and Agency of Metis Matriarchs by Cheryl Troupe and Doris Jeanne MacKinnon
Cheryl Troupe and Doris Jeanne MacKinnon are co-editors of Métis Matriarchs: Agents of Transition, published by University of Regina Press Metis women, generally of advanced age, hold a place of…
Read MoreRequired Reading: Native American Heritage Month
In celebration of Native American Heritage Month, we want to acknowledge how the oppression of Indigenous populations shaped the United States and what can be done to remediate it. Each…
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