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  • Call Me By My Name

    by Wolde Tewolde ...
    This is a book about revolutionary ideas and concepts collected over the years and geared toward political capital. As our world gets more complex by Amazon's shared economy and the empowerment of LGBT communities, issues of female and male are dominant. My idea is that an Ethiopian female and an Eritrean male will read these articles, discuss the issues raised, and reach solutions. I am hoping ... Read more

    $3.99 USD

  • Call Me by My Name

    by Wolde Tewolde ...
    This is a book about revolutionary ideas and concepts collected over the years and are geared toward political capital. As our world gets more complex by Amazon’s shared economy and the empowerment of LGBT communities, issues of female and male are dominant. My idea is that an Ethiopian female and an Eritrean male will read these articles, discuss the issues raised, and reach at solutions. I am ... Read more

    $3.99 USD

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  • The War for Afghanistan: A Very Brief History

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  • The Abiy Project

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  • Darfur

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  • Arab Spring: The Making of the New Middle East

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  • Their Blood Got Mixed

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    by Janet Biehl ...
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    In the summer of 2012 the Kurdish people of northern Syria set out to create a multiethnic society in the Middle East. Persecuted for much of the 20th century, they dared to try to overcome social fragmentation by affirming social solidarity among all the region’s ethnic and religious peoples. As Syria plunged into civil war, the Kurds and their Arab and Assyrian allies established a self ... Read more

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  • West Asia

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  • Whatever Else Happened to the Egyptians?

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