Prejudice in the Modern World Reference Library

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Prejudice in the Modern World Reference Library is an in-depth examination of the historical and social ramifications of prejudice in several societies across the globe.

Two Almanac volumes highlight the foundations, causes, and types of prejudices as well as specific case studies on prejudice in action in the modern world.

Biographies highlights key activists, politicians, religious leaders, as well as ordinary citizens that have played important roles in cases of prejudice in the world, from Heinrich Himmler and Saddam Hussein to Rosa Parks and Cesar Chavez.

Primary Sources uses documents, speeches, letters and other sources to explain events related to prejudice.

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