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You may also directly donate to Uncommon Thought via the donate button below. This link will allow you to contribute via PayPal or Credit Card. I also have the following personal books for sale: Covert Action $12.00 plus S/H - I ordered these for a class I taught and have extras. The Dialectic of Social Inequality - $15.00 plus S/H - Yep, this one is by me. I use in for my Diversity in the US class. The book provides a foundation in a sociological approach to understanding the structuring and operation of systems of oppression.