New E-Books Available for April

The Leatherby Libraries would like to highlight new Chapman faculty publications and e-Book titles that focus on LGBTQ+, environment, and racial justice.

Peace Studies and Sociology Professor Dr. Lisa Leitz is author of Power and Protest : How Marginalized Groups Oppose the State and Other Institutions.

Food Science Program Professor Dr. Rosalee Hellberg is co-editor of Food fraud a global threat with public health and economic consequences.

English Professor Dr. Ian Barnard is the author of Sex panic rhetorics, queer interventions.

Take a look at other featured books for April:

LGBTQ+

• The experiences of queer students of color at historically white institutions : navigating intersectional identities on campus
• Brown trans figurations : rethinking race, gender, and sexuality in Chicanx/Latinx studies
• Violence against LGBTQ+ persons : research, practice, and advocacy
• Sexual orientation and teacher identity : professionalism and LGBTQ politics in teacher preparation and practice
• Poor queer studies : confronting elitism in the university
• Queer and trans migrations : dynamics of illegalization, detention, and deportation
• The savvy ally : a guide for becoming a skilled LGBTQ + advocate

Environmental Justice

• Reparative environmental justice in a world of wounds
• A field guide to climate anxiety how to keep your cool on a warming planet
• The intersection of environmental justice, climate change, community, and the ecology of life
• Environmental racism in the United States and Canada : seeking justice and sustainability

Racial Justice

• Specters of belonging : the political life cycle of Mexican migrants
• Finding Latinx : in search of the voices redefining Latino identity
• The sense of brown
• Visualizing equality : African American rights and visual culture in the nineteenth century
• Spectres from the past : slavery and the politics of history in West African and African-American literature
• Stereotypes : the incidence and impacts of bias
• Trouble of the world : slavery and empire in the age of capital

Please Note: Some e-books may be unavailable for a period of time due to the number of users who can check-out the e-books simultaneously.

To read an e-book, click “Connect to electronic book” on the title page for the book you would like to read and log in using your Chapman or Brandman University credentials.