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Asian American History Day by Day: a Reference Guide to Events by Jonathan H. X. Lee

Did you know that May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month? Learn more about the history and accomplishments of this diverse group.

This book is in a calendar format, with daily entries about an event, person, or innovation key to Asian American History.

A War Born Family by Kori A. Graves

After the Korean War, African American men and women faced hardship and discrimination when attempting to adopt a child from Korea, both at home and abroad.

Learn more about how the Civil Rights Movement caused child welfare agencies to reevaluate black families as suitable transnational adoptive parents.

The Role of Female Doctors and Nurses in the Civil War by Hallie Murray

Learn the stories of the many brave women who cared for the sick and wounded during the Civil War.

These women include Dorothea Dix, an early advocate for the mentally ill, and Clara Barton, a self-taught nurse and founder of the Red Cross.

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