Anne Chow's book "Lead Bigger: The Transformative Power of Inclusion" offers useful and usable guidelines for inclusive leadership, including being flexible, intentional, and authentic, and tailoring the process to the business.

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These three books, "Show Up and Vote" by Ani Di Franco, "The Day Madear Voted" by Wade Hudson, and "Leo's First Vote!" by Christina Soontornvat, are great resources for teaching children about the importance of voting and the process of casting a ballot.

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David Greenberg's biography of John Lewis, "John Lewis: A Life", provides a comprehensive account of the civil rights leader's life and career, from his childhood in a large family to his work as a civil rights activist and politician.

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These books offer a wide range of perspectives on farms, food, and farm history, from the love and care of animals to the politicization of what we eat and the legacy of Black farms in America.

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In his new book "The Barn", Wright Thompson explores the history of a derelict barn in Mississippi where Emmett Till was murdered, revealing the complex history of the area and the impact of the crime on American history.

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Debra Whitman, Ph.D., offers advice on how to live a healthy and fulfilling life in retirement, including tips on staying healthy, maintaining brain health, and preparing for the future in her book "The Second Fifty."

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Alice Driver's book "Life and Death of the American Worker" explores the harsh working conditions and lack of safety at Tyson Foods, the country's largest meatpacking company, and the struggles of immigrant workers in the industry.

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Shawntelle Madison's novel "The Fallen Fruit" follows Cecily Bridge-Davis as she inherits a rundown farm and discovers a map leading to a time-travel curse, leaving readers guessing and thrilled.

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Mary McLeod Bethune was a pioneering educator, civil rights activist, and founder of an HBCU for young Black women, whose life and accomplishments are explored in Noliwe Rooks' book "A Passionate Mind in Relentless Pursuit".

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In her book "Insatiable City," Theresa McCulla explores the history of African American contributions to New Orleans' famous dishes, highlighting the importance of Black and Creole culture in the city's cuisine.

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