Patricia Hill Collins, Black Sexual Politics,
Jerome H. Skolnick & Richard A. Leo, The Ethics of Deceptive Interrogation,
http://mfile.narotama.ac.id/files/Law/Justice,%20Crime,%20and%20Ethics%20(6th%20Edition)/Chapter%205%20The%20Ethics%20of%20Deceptive%20Interrogation.pdfStuart Hall and Les Back, In Conversation: At Home and Not at Home,
Reuters, Nearly Half of Americans Struggling to Stay Afloat,
Thomas B. Edsall, Other People’s Suffering,
Dorothy Roberts, Torture and the Biopolitics of Race,
Dorothy E. Roberts, Constructing a Criminal Justice System Free of Racial Bias: An Abolitionist Framework,
Francis Fox Piven, The War Against the Poor,
Yasha Levine, Malcolm Galdwell Unmasked,
William Deresiewicz, Capitalists and Other Psychopaths,
Joseph Stiglitz, Politics Is at the Root of the Problem,
Paul Street, Starve the Racist Prison Beast: Review of America’s System of Mass Incarceration,
Paul K. Piff et al., Higher Social Class Predicts Increased Unethical Behavior,
Jayantha Dhanapala and Sergio Duarte, Is There a Future for the NPT?,
Robert N. Strassfeld, American Innocence,
Barry and Maya Spector, A Day of the Dead Ritual,
Mary Watkins, On Returning to the Soul of the World: Archetypal Psychology and Cultural/Ecological Work,
Roberts Avens, James Hillman: Toward a Poetic Psychology,
James Hillman, Talking About Psychology,
Henry Corbin, Mundus Imaginalis or The Imaginary and the Imaginal,
Jacquelyn Dowd Hall, The Mind that Burns in Each Body,
The argument that pornography is the theory and rape the practice is contradicted by other findings, mentioned in Spector’s Madness at the Gates of the City.
Henry A. Giroux, Authoritarian Politics in the Age of Casino Capitalism,
Henry A. Giroux, Beyond Neoliberal Miseducation,
Ta-Nehisi, Between the Word and Me,
Ta-Nehisi Coates on Being Black in America (part 1 of 3),
TA-NEHISI COATES at the Atlantic,
Ta-Nehisi Coates, Fear of a Black President,
Two problems: “I am, like many liberals, horrified by Obama’s embrace of a secretive drone policy, and particularly the killing of American citizens without any restraints.” Which tacitly means that non-American lives have less value than American ones. And “When Osama bin Ladin was killed, I cheered like everyone else.” The killing was in violation of international law. He should simply have been apprehended and tried in a court of law, particularly in the light of the fact that he did not put up any resistance and was unarmed at the time of the assassination.
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