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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Behind Bars During the Pandemic is a shocking firsthand account from inside USP Leavenworth federal prison during the pandemic's deadliest phase. Author Dyng Hamilton exposes the devastating reality behind the 398,627 coronavirus cases among prisoners nationwide, revealing how the prison system abandoned incarcerated individuals when they needed protection most.Through 18 compelling chapters, Hamilton documents the horrific conditions that made survival nearly impossible: 24-hour lockdowns in overcrowded 6x9 foot cells, suspended family visits, exploitative phone companies charging $1 per minute for desperate family contact, and commissary vendors marking up basic necessities by 400-500%. With medical care virtually nonexistent and legal systems collapsed, inmates faced life-threatening neglect while corporations profited from their suffering.Yet this is also a remarkable story of human resilience and solidarity. Hamilton reveals how prisoners created support networks, shared scarce resources, and maintained dignity in dehumanizing conditions. Despite the system's attempts to divide and break them, inmates put aside differences to care for one another when no one else would.Backed by government statistics and rigorous research, this explosive expose proves that only 17 out of 12,000+ inmates released under the CARES Act committed new crimes - a 0.2% recidivism rate that exposes the lie of mass incarceration serving public safety rather than corporate profits.Hamilton's unflinching truth-telling honors those who died alone in prison cells while demanding accountability for one of America's greatest institutional failures during the pandemic. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Africans with Christian NamesA powerful exploration of identity, resilience, and the untold story of African American strength in the face of systematic oppression.From the slave ships that stripped away African names, languages, and cultures, to the modern prison system that distorts public perception, this groundbreaking book reveals how centuries of deliberate division have shaped-and failed to break-the African American spirit.Author Aszuage exposes the brutal irony of slavery: a system designed to create docile workers that instead forged some of the most physically and mentally resilient people in human history. Through forced breeding programs and survival under unimaginable conditions, enslaved communities developed extraordinary strength that would later excel in athletics, military service, and countless other fields.This book challenges readers to confront uncomfortable truths about American race relations, including: - How European colonizers imposed Christian names while genociding Native Americans to steal their land- Why conflicts between Black and Latino communities are artificial constructs designed to prevent solidarity- How the prison industrial complex uses 2.2 million incarcerated Americans to stereotype 37+ million law-abiding African Americans- The deliberate "divide and conquer" strategies that pit minority communities against each other- Why some Latino Americans align with white power structures instead of recognizing common cause with their Black brothers and sistersBut this is not just a book about oppression-it's a celebration of survival and achievement. The invisible majority of 37 million African Americans who work as teachers, nurses, engineers, veterans, and community leaders prove daily that Black Americans share the same values and aspirations as all Americans.Written with love for truth and justice, Africans with Christian Names calls for an end to judging people by skin color-whether in gang colors or racial stereotypes. It's time to move beyond surface divisions and build the coalitions necessary for genuine equality.Essential reading for anyone seeking to understand America's complex racial history and the path toward a more perfect union."The Christian names that once symbolized cultural erasure have become badges of survival and transformation-representing the ability to maintain humanity and dignity even under the most dehumanizing conditions." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. In 1903, American archaeologists accidentally discover the pristine tomb of Anubis in Egypt's Valley of the Kings. What they find defies everything they know about mythology-ancient texts suggesting the Egyptian god of death was once human, a great warrior transformed through divine ritual. Dr. Jonathan Whitmore secretly extracts genetic material from the tomb and spends the next century in a hidden laboratory, using cutting-edge science to decode DNA that shouldn't exist: an impossible hybrid of human and prehistoric wolf genetics.When the perfected serum is finally tested on Marcus Williams, a 6'9" former Special Forces soldier with the right ancestral bloodline, it doesn't just enhance his abilities-it awakens the soul of Anubis himself. Now carrying the memories and purpose of the ancient guardian, Marcus escapes his captors and returns to Egypt, where his supernatural howl echoes across dimensions and awakens something that has been sleeping beneath the Great Pyramid for over three thousand years: Osiris, the god-king of ancient Egypt.As Anubis completes the resurrection ritual that restores his divine master to life, their return triggers a global awakening among people of African descent worldwide. Genetic memories unlock, revealing the true African origins of ancient Egyptian civilization and other suppressed historical achievements. Cities transform as ancient powers reassert themselves, and millions discover they are descendants not of slaves, but of gods. The world built on stolen foundations and hidden truths begins to crumble as the rightful heirs to humanity's greatest civilization reclaim their divine heritage.The awakening has begun, and nothing will ever be the same. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. At 3am, you're scrolling through your phone, watching everyone else's highlight reel while your own life feels like deleted footage. The question comes again, the one that's haunted you for years: "Am I enough?"In Stop Asking, Start Knowing, author and behavioral health professional Dyng Hamilton reveals a powerful truth: You're asking the wrong question.Drawing on fifteen years of crisis intervention and working with thousands of people at their lowest points, Hamilton exposes the lies we've been taught about worth-that it must be earned through achievement, appearance, or usefulness. That it's conditional, measurable, and always just out of reach. These lies keep us trapped in exhausting cycles of performance, validation-seeking, and comparison.This book is for anyone who feels invisible, unwanted, or like they've lost touch with who they really are. For those who perform constantly but feel deeply alone. For people who achieve success but still feel empty. For anyone tired of twisting themselves into shapes to prove they deserve to exist.Hamilton dismantles the cultural programming that created your self-doubt and replaces it with an unshakeable foundation: Your worth is inherent. It was never conditional. You were born worthy, and nothing-no failure, rejection, or circumstance-can change that fundamental truth.Through four transformative sections-The Question, The Lies, The Truth, and The Practice-readers learn to stop seeking external validation and start trusting their inherent worth. Each chapter includes practical exercises to move from intellectual understanding to lived experience.This isn't another book about positive thinking or faking confidence. This is about fundamental transformation-unlearning decades of conditioning and remembering the truth about who you've always been.Stop asking if you're enough. Start knowing that you are. Your life is waiting. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Zustand: New. Print on Demand.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Africans with Christian NamesA powerful exploration of identity, resilience, and the untold story of African American strength in the face of systematic oppression.From the slave ships that stripped away African names, languages, and cultures, to the modern prison system that distorts public perception, this groundbreaking book reveals how centuries of deliberate division have shaped-and failed to break-the African American spirit.Author Aszuage exposes the brutal irony of slavery: a system designed to create docile workers that instead forged some of the most physically and mentally resilient people in human history. Through forced breeding programs and survival under unimaginable conditions, enslaved communities developed extraordinary strength that would later excel in athletics, military service, and countless other fields.This book challenges readers to confront uncomfortable truths about American race relations, including: - How European colonizers imposed Christian names while genociding Native Americans to steal their land- Why conflicts between Black and Latino communities are artificial constructs designed to prevent solidarity- How the prison industrial complex uses 2.2 million incarcerated Americans to stereotype 37+ million law-abiding African Americans- The deliberate "divide and conquer" strategies that pit minority communities against each other- Why some Latino Americans align with white power structures instead of recognizing common cause with their Black brothers and sistersBut this is not just a book about oppression-it's a celebration of survival and achievement. The invisible majority of 37 million African Americans who work as teachers, nurses, engineers, veterans, and community leaders prove daily that Black Americans share the same values and aspirations as all Americans.Written with love for truth and justice, Africans with Christian Names calls for an end to judging people by skin color-whether in gang colors or racial stereotypes. It's time to move beyond surface divisions and build the coalitions necessary for genuine equality.Essential reading for anyone seeking to understand America's complex racial history and the path toward a more perfect union."The Christian names that once symbolized cultural erasure have become badges of survival and transformation-representing the ability to maintain humanity and dignity even under the most dehumanizing conditions." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Behind Bars During the Pandemic is a shocking firsthand account from inside USP Leavenworth federal prison during the pandemic's deadliest phase. Author Dyng Hamilton exposes the devastating reality behind the 398,627 coronavirus cases among prisoners nationwide, revealing how the prison system abandoned incarcerated individuals when they needed protection most.Through 18 compelling chapters, Hamilton documents the horrific conditions that made survival nearly impossible: 24-hour lockdowns in overcrowded 6x9 foot cells, suspended family visits, exploitative phone companies charging $1 per minute for desperate family contact, and commissary vendors marking up basic necessities by 400-500%. With medical care virtually nonexistent and legal systems collapsed, inmates faced life-threatening neglect while corporations profited from their suffering.Yet this is also a remarkable story of human resilience and solidarity. Hamilton reveals how prisoners created support networks, shared scarce resources, and maintained dignity in dehumanizing conditions. Despite the system's attempts to divide and break them, inmates put aside differences to care for one another when no one else would.Backed by government statistics and rigorous research, this explosive expose proves that only 17 out of 12,000+ inmates released under the CARES Act committed new crimes - a 0.2% recidivism rate that exposes the lie of mass incarceration serving public safety rather than corporate profits.Hamilton's unflinching truth-telling honors those who died alone in prison cells while demanding accountability for one of America's greatest institutional failures during the pandemic. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. In 1903, American archaeologists accidentally discover the pristine tomb of Anubis in Egypt's Valley of the Kings. What they find defies everything they know about mythology-ancient texts suggesting the Egyptian god of death was once human, a great warrior transformed through divine ritual. Dr. Jonathan Whitmore secretly extracts genetic material from the tomb and spends the next century in a hidden laboratory, using cutting-edge science to decode DNA that shouldn't exist: an impossible hybrid of human and prehistoric wolf genetics.When the perfected serum is finally tested on Marcus Williams, a 6'9" former Special Forces soldier with the right ancestral bloodline, it doesn't just enhance his abilities-it awakens the soul of Anubis himself. Now carrying the memories and purpose of the ancient guardian, Marcus escapes his captors and returns to Egypt, where his supernatural howl echoes across dimensions and awakens something that has been sleeping beneath the Great Pyramid for over three thousand years: Osiris, the god-king of ancient Egypt.As Anubis completes the resurrection ritual that restores his divine master to life, their return triggers a global awakening among people of African descent worldwide. Genetic memories unlock, revealing the true African origins of ancient Egyptian civilization and other suppressed historical achievements. Cities transform as ancient powers reassert themselves, and millions discover they are descendants not of slaves, but of gods. The world built on stolen foundations and hidden truths begins to crumble as the rightful heirs to humanity's greatest civilization reclaim their divine heritage.The awakening has begun, and nothing will ever be the same. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. At 3am, you're scrolling through your phone, watching everyone else's highlight reel while your own life feels like deleted footage. The question comes again, the one that's haunted you for years: "Am I enough?"In Stop Asking, Start Knowing, author and behavioral health professional Dyng Hamilton reveals a powerful truth: You're asking the wrong question.Drawing on fifteen years of crisis intervention and working with thousands of people at their lowest points, Hamilton exposes the lies we've been taught about worth-that it must be earned through achievement, appearance, or usefulness. That it's conditional, measurable, and always just out of reach. These lies keep us trapped in exhausting cycles of performance, validation-seeking, and comparison.This book is for anyone who feels invisible, unwanted, or like they've lost touch with who they really are. For those who perform constantly but feel deeply alone. For people who achieve success but still feel empty. For anyone tired of twisting themselves into shapes to prove they deserve to exist.Hamilton dismantles the cultural programming that created your self-doubt and replaces it with an unshakeable foundation: Your worth is inherent. It was never conditional. You were born worthy, and nothing-no failure, rejection, or circumstance-can change that fundamental truth.Through four transformative sections-The Question, The Lies, The Truth, and The Practice-readers learn to stop seeking external validation and start trusting their inherent worth. Each chapter includes practical exercises to move from intellectual understanding to lived experience.This isn't another book about positive thinking or faking confidence. This is about fundamental transformation-unlearning decades of conditioning and remembering the truth about who you've always been.Stop asking if you're enough. Start knowing that you are. Your life is waiting. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…