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New and Recently Released UNC Press Audiobooks

Posted by admin on 8 December 2021, 9:15 am

We are pleased to announce the availability of the following UNC Press titles in audiobook format (sample audio excerpts are available via the links below): Those Who Know Don’t Say: The Nation of Islam, the Black Freedom Movement, and the Carceral State by Garrett Felber, published by Tantor Media Felber . . . examines how… Continue Reading New and Recently Released UNC Press Audiobooks

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Filed under African American Studies, American Studies, Biography / Autobiography, Civil War, Cooking / Food, Creative Nonfiction, Cultural Studies, Islamic Studies, Labor Studies, Latino Studies, Military History, North Carolina, Political Science, Religion, UNC Press News | Tagged audio books, audiobooks, Daniel Robert mcclure, Daniel s. chard, garrett felber, highbridge audio, kent Masterson brown, Kristy Nabhan-warren, Meade at gettysburg, meatpacking america, Michael graff, nick oschsner, springer mountain, Tantor media, the vote collectors, those who know don't say, winter in america, Wyatt williams

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