This book addresses many of the crucial questions confronting gender studies. The readings included here have emerged from the experiences of men and women struggling to make sense of the impact of the men's movement on their individual lives and on their communities.Blending theory and practice and informed largely by postmodern and social constructionist perspectives, the chapters bring together personal issues and political concerns against a background of therapeutic and political approaches to change. The overall tone is hopeful, providing practical ways to move forward. However, issues...

Finally-a book that's guaranteed to help you understand that you are not alone in life's trials. There Will Always Be Another Day is a book that shares personal experiences of men and women on sensitive topics such as marriage, suicide, romance, homosexuality and the in-laws. This book will help you to appreciate life in all its splendor, and will show you how to cope with the many unpredictabilities and changes we encounter in our life. Your journey in reading There Will Always Be Another Day will refresh your spirit and provide you with the strength to continue each day knowing that...

Nearly as old as the city itself, Oakland Cemetery is one of Shreveport's most significant historical landmarks. Notable residents were laid to rest here as early as 1842. In a mass grave lie nearly eight hundred victims of a virulent yellow fever epidemic that struck the city in 1873. Others interred include Annie McCune, the famous Shreveport madam who operated a brothel in the city's red-light district, as well as hundreds of Civil War soldiers, city founders and the first African American physician, Dr. Dickerson Alphonse Smith. Some souls are said to haunt the grounds still. Join authors...