This letter is a follow-up to my Oct. 22 and Nov. 17 letters to the editor on human rights. It provides a list of books and documents that readers of the Times-Union will find useful in doing further research on human rights if they choose to do so.
All of the following sources of information are available at the Warsaw Community Public Library.
Reading List For Further Information
1. The Library of Social Activism - Working Together Against: Human Rights Violations.
2. In Our Own Best Interest: How Defending Human Rights Benefits Us All.
3. Human Rights: The Essential Reference.
4. Lucent Library of Black History- A Dream Deferred: The Jim Crow Era.
5. Reform Movements In American History - The Civil Rights Movement: Striving For Justice.
6. Essential Viewpoints: Civil Liberties.
7. Contemporary Issues Companion: Human Rights.
8. Opposing Viewpoints Series: Civil Liberties.
9. Property and Freedom.
10. The Civil Rights Movement.
11. The Story of American Freedom.
12. Shouting Fire: Civil Liberties in a Turbulent Age.
13. The Amnesty International Handbook.
14. The Lucent Library of Conflict in the Middle East: Human Rights in the Middle East.
15. The ACLU vs. America: Exposing the Agenda to redefine Moral Values.
16. The Courage to Stand Alone: Letters from Prison and Other Writings.
17. China: The Truth about It's Human Rights Record.
