No Niggers In My Corps: The true story of how a group of racist white high school JROTC cadets plotted to drive their black instructor out of their school\nCardelle Anthony Hopkins grew up an "Army brat." He followed in his father's footsteps spending 23 years in service of our country, in his case in the USAF. In his powerful memoir, he tells his story of an alarming encounter with blatant racism.\n"I was shielded from a lot of the racism that existed in the United States. I thought that all Americans were proud and patriotic like our family. I knew there were some Americans out there who hated the country. However, I thought they were just misinformed. Like many, I turned out to be the one who was uninformed about just how vile and disgusting racism can be, especially when it happens to you."\nWhile teaching Air Force JROTC (AFJROTC) at a school in Florida, Cardelle was introduced to racist behavior firsthand. It was a wake-up call that forced him to take notice of the change occurring within our country at many levels, a shift towards white nationalism, even among high school students.\nCardelle wrote this book to shed a light on his personal encounter with racism as a Veteran and an AFJROTC instructor. His hope is to prevent what happened to him from happening to any other JROTC Instructor or any teacher at all.\n"As a country, we are better than the racists who bring us down. The men and women who sign up to defend this country are doing so regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, or ethnicity. If we can teach tolerance in places like high school JROTC, we will continue to rise and be all that we can be as a nation. I believe we are stronger as a country when we are more accepting of others who are different than us. America is stronger when we stand side by side as Americans."

No Niggers In My Corps: The True Story of how a Group of White Racist High School JROTC Cadets Plotted to Drive Their Black Instructor out of their School

Hopkins, Cardelle

Business & Money

Gwn Publishing

How HEALTHY is your faith? Bookstores are flooded with books on faith. But there are few practical books that provide what you really want and need most—a step-by-step action plan that creates a faith that works, a faith that has intellectual, emotional, and biblical integrity. What will Healthy Faith do for you? Healthy Faith gives you a practical and comprehensive step-by-step plan with intellectual integrity, inspirational motivation, and faith-building exercises. It will enable you to • Perform a self-diagnosis identifying the problems with your faith • Experience intimate relationships with God and others • Eliminate misconceptions about what biblical faith is • Answer tough questions that are often stumbling-blocks to faith • Recognize God’s will for you and be aware of his presence • Maintain permanent changes to your faith and relationships • Control your emotions to strengthen your faith • Practice daily faith-exercises to keep your faith healthy and in shape • Construct your own strategic lifestyle plan for daily use In short, Healthy Faith works because it empowers you to reframe your story into the faith journey you’ve longed for. It will help you develop a faith that works everyday in every circumstance. And it gets you what God wants for you—a close, personal relationship with him, producing a life filled with purpose and peace.

Healthy Faith: A Strategic Lifestyle Plan to Transform Your Head, Heart and Hands

Religion & Spirituality

Nichols, PhD, Bill

Christian Books & Bibles

God has one main purpose in giving us his 66 books: so we might know that His greatest desire is a close, intimate relationship with Him and that, in knowing Him, we might have a healthy faith. Join Bill Nichols and embark on a 66-day spiritual journey through the entire Bible, giving you glimpses into the way God moves and speaks in the lives of real people. See how God discloses His character, His thinking, His feelings, His values, and His way of relating to His friends and His enemies. Each day includes a brief overview of one book in the Bible. The day's theme expands with an inspirational devotional, true stories, and scripture to encourage and challenge you. Devotions for a Healthy Faith: Get to Know God through His 66 Books will guide you to know God in a more intimate way and grow a healthy faith: a faith that will equip you to handle life's challenges and prepare you for eternity.

Devotions for a Healthy Faith: Get to Know God through His 66 Books

Nichols, Bill

This second installment in 'The Power of Yes' Book Series introduces 25 entrepreneurs who have learned how to grow their business by ignoring those who told them to "get out of your comfort zone."\nInstead, each author discovered that when they stay in alignment with their personal value system, they can enjoy the freedom to work the way they want, where they want, when they want, and still create the income they want to provide for themselves and their loved ones on their own terms.\nJust as in the 1st book, these authors open their hearts to reveal their past real-life struggles authentically and how Network Marketing makes it possible for them to:\n*Gain much-needed career/life balance 
*Stay true to their priorities 
*Create profitable relationships with those who want to achieve the same goals 
*Make sales, feel a sense of satisfaction, and achieve success their way!\nMeet the Authors\nBrook Visser, Ann M Cook, Monica Wanner, Effie Y. Sanford, Elaine Payne, Deb D. Willder, Deborah Neary, Donna D. Barron, Darlene Williams, Charlice Arnold, Amelia A. Johnson, Carla Archer, Kathleen Mitchell, Tracey Cook, Sigrid McNab, Tiffani White, Rebecca Reilly, Rachel Rideout, Sunita S. Pandit, Koriani Baptist, Monique Christine, M. Susan Patterson, Kathy Joy, Karen Bromberg, Ron Wilder, and of course the Go For YES Gal herself, Stacey Ann Hall.

The Power of Yes Presents: Building Your Network Marketing Business Without Leaving Your Comfort Zone

Hall, Stacey

Business Culture

Need A Friend?: Learning to Sign With Rennon

Children's Books

Latimer, Nicole

Biographies

Rennon is 6 years-old and in kindergarten. He is nonverbal and uses sign language to communicate, but he really wants to make friends.\nIn her lovely, illustrated children's book Need A Friend?, Nicole Latimer teaches kids and their parents about the world as seen through her son, Rennon's eyes. Learning to communicate with nonverbal people can be a challenge but the rewards are great. This book gives us insight as to how to make friends with children that have a different way of speaking and learning.\nNo two kids are alike, and we all face challenges. It's how we deal with those challenges that defines us.\nRennon is a happy, intelligent, playful, and loving child, just like any other kid in your school or community. He just thinks a bit differently and responds in a different way than most children who are not on the spectrum. Rennon wants to engage with others and express himself fully. He loves to be around other kids and is very friendly. For Rennon, sign language is the key to communicating his thoughts and feelings with his family and his friends.\nIf you know or have a child who is considered on the spectrum and want to better understand how to communicate with kids like Rennon, this book will be a great learning experience for your entire family.

Do you wake up in a bad mood? Does your face let everyone know when you are not having a good day? You may relate to this Grumpy Boy Bobby then!Come and spend a little time with Bobby and see what makes him so grumpy. Do the things that make him mad, upset, or unhappy or giggle make you feel that way too?

Grumpy Boy Bobby (Boy Bobby Series)

MOrrison, SAM

Literature & Fiction

In her book, The Runner Who Never Ran, Karen Swasey expresses her belief that one should value their roots and the foundation of their heritage. She takes us on a journey through the stories of her life and teaches us that we should embrace our own journey.\n“Focus on the perseverance of finding the “good” or learning experiences in your journey no matter what trail you are on. Embrace the gift of faith in those small whispers in your ear from your… angels.” – Karen Swasey\nThis book will help you learn to take risks, to be first in reaching out of the box, and to explore possibilities even if they fail. When it comes to working with our senior communities and those in assisted living, Karen describes how she and her staff members utilized an Occupation Therapy approach by considering peoples abilities as a primary focus of care.\nHer stories are heartwarming but each carries a lesson that will lead you to explore ways to improve your life and interaction with your family, and improve the life of those you work with or for.\nWith a background of more than 30 years in the field of Assisted Living, Karen has learned the importance of the gift of renewal when actively being involved in your community or program to help others achieve joy.\nWhile this book will be extremely helpful to anyone in the field of Assisted Living or considering a position in the field, it is simply a warm and wonderful book filled with great stories, wit, and wisdom for any reader.

The Runner Who Never Ran: A Game Warden's Daughter

Biographies & Memoirs

Swasey, Karen

Professionals & Academics

The Lust for Medical Beauty: Life, Perseverance, and the Pursuit of Beauty

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Clarke, Carl L.

Beauty, Grooming, & Style

A Walk in Rose's Garden: Our Stepping Stones in Life

Self-Help

Personal Transformation

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