We All Have To Learn To Live

When I Was A Younger Man And Had A Life, I Owned An El Camino Pickup In The '70s. It Was A Real Sort Of Southern Deal. I Had Astroturf In The Back.

All America Loses When Any Person Is Denied Or Forced Out Of A Job Because Of Sexual Orientation. Being Gay, The Last Time I Thought About It, Seemed To Have Nothing To Do With The Ability To Read A Balance Book, Fix A Broken Bone, Or Change A Spark Plug.

Just Try To Imagine What It Would Be Like To Be 300 Million Years Old.

Rigorously Investigated And Fearlessly Reported, A Crime So Monstrous Is A Passionate And Thorough Examination Of The Appalling Reality Of Human Bondage In Today's World. In His Devastating Narrative, Ben Skinner Boldly Casts Light On The Unthinkable, Yet Thriving, Modern-day Practice Of Slavery, Exposing A Global Trade In Human Lives. The Abuses Detailed In These Pages Are Repugnant, But There Is Hope To Be Found: By Giving Voice To The Victims, Skinner Helps Restore Their Dignity And Makes Crucial Strides Toward Closing This Shameful Chapter In History.

We Live In A Completely Interdependent World, Which Simply Means We Can Not Escape Each Other. How We Respond To Aids Depends, In Part, On Whether We Understand This Interdependence. It Is Not Someone Else's Problem. This Is Everybody's Problem.