LIBROS DEL AUTOR: martin earl

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  • Aim High Dream Big
    Earl Martin Phalen
    Earl’s Aim High, Dream Big is an inspiring children’s book that shows young readers what’s possible when they believe in themselves and never give up.Rooted in perseverance, leadership, and self-belief, this powerful story follows Earl-a little Black boy adopted into a loving family-on his journey from uncertainty to unstoppable purpose.Adopted and unsure of his identity, Earl ...
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    12,54 €

  • From Vision to Impact
    Earl Martin Phalen
    Helping entrepreneurs scale.Transforming purpose into action.Driving social change through planning and execution.From Vision to Impact: The Secrets to Building a Successful Social Enterprise is an essential guide for entrepreneurs and social entrepreneurs, particularly those from diverse background. This book provides an invaluable toolkit for turning visionary ideas into impa...
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    21,49 €

  • Giving My All
    Earl Martin Phalen
    Giving My All is the true story of how Earl Martin Phalen’s adoption into an all-white family led him on a lifelong journey to improve the outcomes for black and brown children across the country. ...
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    13,63 €

  • Our Negro Population
    Asa Earl Martin
    Our Negro Population: A Sociological Study Of The Negroes Of Kansas City, Missouri (1913) is a comprehensive sociological study of the African American community in Kansas City, Missouri, written by Asa Earl Martin. The book provides a detailed analysis of the social and economic conditions of the black population in the city, including their living conditions, employment oppor...
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    29,05 €

  • Deviance
    Earl Rubington / Martin Weinberg
    This highly successful reader presents the interactionist approach to the study of deviance, examining deviance as a phenomenon that is constituted through social interpretations and the reactions of persons caught up in this social process. This book focuses on issues such as how individuals interpret and label people, how people relate to one another based on these interpreta...
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    228,72 €

  • The Anti-Slavery Movement In Kentucky Prior To 1850
    Asa Earl Martin
    The Anti-Slavery Movement in Kentucky Prior to 1850 is a historical book written by Asa Earl Martin. The book provides a comprehensive analysis of the anti-slavery movement in Kentucky, a state that was deeply divided over the issue of slavery. The author examines the various anti-slavery organizations and activists who worked tirelessly to end the practice of slavery in the st...
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    28,13 €