Often depicted as the nation's iconic legal immigrant, unauthorized European migrants are often overlooked by scholars, policymakers, and the media. This volume tells the stories of European migrants who adopted…

"Sociologist Chelsea Mary Elise Johnson uses interviews, media analysis, and participant observation in beauty shops, online blogs, and natural hair meet-ups around the world to trace how Black women use…

The first book to intervene in debates on computation in the digital humanities.

In "He Sees You", Angela Marie shares a poignant journey from trauma to redemption, weaving her struggle with identity, the pain of rejection, and the impact of past traumas. As…

Readers learn about genealogy and the tools they need to research their family history.

For readers of Karen Armstrong and Kathleen Norris comes a powerful, unforgettable spiritual autobiography of Johnson’s 20 years working alongside Mother Teresa in service to the world’s poor–and a fascinating…

An 18th-century guidebook for young women, covering a wide range of topics from domestic skills to world geography. Written by Mary Johnson, a French teacher and governess, the book provides…