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Author:
Roberts, Terrence J.
Title:
Simple, not easy : reflections on community, social responsibility and tolerance / Terrence Roberts.
Edition:
First edition.
Publisher:
Parkhurst BrothersInc., Publishers,
Copyright Date:
2010
Description:
191 pages ; 23 cm
Subject:
Roberts, Terrence J.
African Americans--Race relations.
Speeches, addresses, etc.
Social rights.
Human rights.
Civil rights.
Toleration.
Christian life.
Conduct of life.
School integration--Little Rock--Little Rock--Anecdotes.
Contents:
In quest of truth: exploding the mythology of our times -- Always tell the truth (but, don't always be telling it!) -- Navigating life's terrain -- Choosing to lead an ethical life -- Lessons from Little Rock -- Reflections on life in Little Rock -- Caring enough to confront -- Choosing nonviolence: the courage to be different -- Creating the beloved community -- Reshaping the mental map: cross-cultural life in the 21st century -- Relationships across lines of demarcation -- Self: the most important tool in multicultural intervention -- Life in the 21st century: coping with a legacy of racism -- Education: a power tool for the 21st century -- Seeking to explain Clarence -- Regarding Daisy: thoughts drafted in anticipation of a celebration of life -- Philander Smith College remarks -- The ongoing battle for equality -- Remarks delivered at the U.S. Postal Service -- Letter to Philander Smith College athletes -- Remarks at facing history benefit dinner -- A brief note about committing to fifth-level living -- The value of true education -- Building relationships: a Christian perspective -- Can there be any good thing here? -- In search of an open mind -- On the inauguration of Neal King as President of Antioch University -- Letter to Sen. Barack Obama, Democratic Presidential candidate -- President Barack Obama: thoughts and reflections.
Summary:
Roberts was one of the Little Rock Nine, facing an armed soldier who denied him access to Little Rock Central High School. He became a psychologist and a university dean. This books collects key speeches and public addresses that reflect his core values and concerns for our society.
ISBN:
1935166166
9781935166160
OCLC:
(OCoLC)460058195
LCCN:
2009942594
Locations:
GDPF771 -- Urbandale Public Library (Urbandale)

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