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"My brother wrote this book based on his own experiences and the experiences of hundreds of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender students he counseled, talked to, and interviewed over the course of his 40-year teaching career. The confusion he experienced during college, and the distress and intolerance he witnessed and heard about from students, lead him to realize that some college and university environments are simply not healthy places for LGBT young people to learn and grow and to sort out their own sexuality. This book documents the problems LGBT students might encounter on campus, and provides advice on how LGBT students can select the best-fit college or university for them." -Bill Hinrichs
SERIAL INTENT When Lindsey Fetter opened her eyes, the man that killed her husband stood at the end of her bed... When Charlie Dunn pocketed his cell phone, he could only stare at the empty ice on Lake Michigan; the man that killed his wife and son before his eyes would be released from prison... When Ellen Dumont visited her parent’s gravesite alone, it never occurred to her it would be her last moment on earth... 450 murders is a slow year for Chicago Homicide Detective Aaron Wolfe. He carries each one with him. Long ago he had to learn to bury the pain and angst so he could navigate the carnage and hunt the killers. Now, after decades of the rising crimson tide and a broken legal system...
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American democracy is in crisis, but nobody seems to know what to do about it. Breaking the Two-Party Doom Loop offers a big and bold plan. The true crisis of American democracy is that two parties are too few. Deftly weaving together history, theory and political science research, Drutman shows the only to break the binary, zero-sum toxic partisanship is to break it apart. America needs more partisanship, rather than less, but in the form of more parties. In this wide-ranging, learned, but highly accessible book, Drutman charts an exciting path forward that might just save the country.