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• The Autism Spectrum and Related Differences: An Extensive Compilation (XHTML)
• Autism and Voodoo Science Treatments (XHTML)
• Early Detection and Intervention for Infants at risk of Autism Spectrum Disorders: An M.A. Thesis from archive.org (some file degradation) (XHTML)
• The Empty Fortress (the largely discredited "refrigerator mother" approach from Bruno Bettelheim)
• A Naturalistic Observation of the Play Behaviour of Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders: An M.A. Thesis from archive.org (some file degradation) (XHTML)
• Supporting People with Autism through Adulthood: Summary: Full Report
• Supporting People with Autism through Adulthood: Easy-to-Read Version
• Supporting People with Autism through Adulthood: Executive Summary
• Understanding the Polyvocality of Autism Discourse: An M.A. Thesis from archive.org (XHTML)
• Using Stimulus Equivalence to Teach Monetary Skills to School-Age Children with Autism: An M.A. Thesis from archive.org (some file degradation) (XHTML)
• Working with Autism and Other Social Communication Disorders

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• Abraham Low's Mental Health Through Will Training: from archive.org
• Abraham Low's Mental Health Through Will Training: from archive.org (XHTML)
• As a Man Thinketh (a book, by James Allen, used by early AAers)
• Becoming Recovered
• The Big Book
• Big Book Sponsorship (orthodox AA)
• Christian Healing (a book, by Charles Fillmore, used by early AAers)
• The Common Sense of Drinking (a book, by Richard R. Peabody, used by early AAers)
• The Greatest Thing in the World (a book, by Henry Drummond, used by early AAers)
• I was a Pagan (a book, by V. C. Kitchen, used by early AAers)
• Multilith (original Big Book)
• The Myth of Mental Illness: A Paper (XHTML)
• Philosophy of Courage (Philip Leon)
• Recovery from Alcoholism (Kenneth E. Hart)
• Runner's Bible (a book, by Nora Holm, used by early AAers)
• Science and Health With Key to the Scriptures (a book, by Mary Baker Eddy, used by early AAers)
• Soul Surgery (a book, by H. A. Walter, used by early AAers)
• The Twelve Steps of Neurotics Anonymous
• The Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions of Emotional Health Anonymous
• The Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions of Emotions Anonymous
• Unpublished NA Fourth Step Guides
• Varieties of Religious Experience (a book, by William James, used by early AAers)
• What is the Oxford Group?

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• Self-Advocacy
• SelfAdvocacy 101: A Tutorial
• What is Self-Advocacy?

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• Audism
• Deaf Culture vs. Medicalization
• Disablism: How to Tackle the Last Prejudice
• Sightism (XHTML)

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• Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union
• Towards a Global Ethic
• United States Civil Rights Act of 1964 (XHTML)
• A Universal Declaration of Human Responsibilities: Questions Exclusive Focus on Human Rights

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• Deaf Terminology
• National Federation of the Blind (Washington, D.C.): Resolution Rejecting Person-First Language
• People First Language by Kathie Snow [reproduced here by the kind permission of Disability is Natural]
• Person First Language
• Person-First Language
• Watch Your Language!
• What's up with the Big-D in Deaf?
• Why I Dislike "Person First" Language: Website Comments

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• The ABC of Materialist Dialectics by Leon Trotsky
• An Address by the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., on Mahatma Gandhi (MP3 audio file)
• An Address by the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., on Mahatma Gandhi (PDF containing background information and a transcript of the address)
• Alinksy for Teacher Organizers
• Augusto Boal: Theatre of the Oppressed (XHTML)
• Black Feminist Thought in the Matrix of Domination by Patricia Hill Collins
• Can the Subaltern Speak? by Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak
• Collectives (XHTML)
• The Coming American Fascism by Lawrence Dennis. In 1936, Dennis became the first English-language author to use the term racism. Both Leon Trotsky (beginning in 1930) and Magnus Hirschfeld (Racism, 1933-1934 in German) used the term first, but their works were not yet available to English-language readers. (For instance, Hirschfeld's work was not translated and published in English until 1938.)
• Communist Manifesto by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels
• Community Organization
• Critical Pedagogy (XHTML)
• Critical Theory and the Limits of Sociological Positivism
• Critical Pragmatism and Neopragmatism (XHTML)
• Cultural Sociology (XHTML)
• The Declaration of Cumaná: ALBA
• In Defense of Marxism by Leon Trotsky
• The Dialectic (XHTML)
• Dictatorship versus Democracy (a.k.a. Terrorism and Communism) by Leon Trotsky
• The Eclipse of Reason by Max Horkheimer: from archive.org
• The Eclipse of Reason by Max Horkheimer: from archive.org (XHTML)
• Emancipatory Research: A Vehicle for Social Transformation or Policy Development? by Mike Oliver [Mike Oliver, Professor of Disability Studies at University of Greenwich in London, coined the term, "emancipatory research" in 1992.]
• German Ideology by Karl Marx
• The Green Book by Muammar al-Gaddafi: Part 1
• The Green Book by Muammar al-Gaddafi: Part 2
• The Green Book by Muammar al-Gaddafi: Part 3
• Grundrisse by Karl Marx
• Herbert Gans' 1988 American Sociological Association Address: Introduced the Term "Public Sociology"
• The History of the Russion Revolution (vol. 1) by Leon Trotsky. He apparently coined "racist" here, in Russian, followed by the book, Racism (Magnus Hirschfeld, written in German 1933-1934 and trans. into English 1938) and, in English, The Coming American Fascism (Lawrence Dennis, 1936)
• The History of the Russion Revolution (vol. 2) by Leon Trotsky
• The History of the Russion Revolution (vol. 3) by Leon Trotsky
• The Individual and Social Models of Disability by Mike Oliver
• Intersectionality from Wikipedia
• An Interview with Saul Alinsky: Coarse Language Warning
• Michael Burawoy's 2004 American Sociological Association Address: Promoted "Public Sociology"
• Neo-Marxism (XHTML)
• Nine Letters to Our Comrades (Mike Ely)
• Paulo Freire Glossary
• The Pedagogy of the Oppressed by Paulo Freire (First Three Chapters PDFed from this Site)
• Praxis (XHTML)
• Quotations from Chairman Mao: The Little Red Book
• Quotations from Chairman Mao: Introductory Comments
• Reciprocal Bases of National Culture and the Fight for Freedom
• Rules for Radicals by Saul Alinsky: Excerpt
• Selected Essays by Karl Marx
• The Sociological Imagination by C. Wright Mills: Excerpt (XHTML)
• There is Only the Fight: An Analysis of the Alinsky Model by Hillary D. Rodham
• There is Only the Fight: An Analysis of the Alinsky Model by Hillary D. Rodham: Searchable
• Theses on Feuerbach by Karl Marx
• Total Institutions by Erving Goffman
• Trotsky on Racism. This is a huge collection of materials by Leon Trotsky, born Lev Davidovich Bronstein, who coined the term "racism" beginning in 1930. (Note: In the first work, The History of the Russian Revolution, "racism" is only mentioned in volume 1.)
• The Weapon of Theory by Amilcar Cabral

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• Dakar Framework for Action
• The Right to Health
• United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and Optional Protocol
• United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child
• United Nations International Human Solidarity Day
• United Nations Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights
• United Nations Proclamation of December 20 as International Human Solidarity Day
• United Nations Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, Aiming at the Abolition of the Death Penalty
• United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights, International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, and International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights
• United Nations Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action
• United Nations World Autism (Awareness) Day: During Autism Awareness Month
• United Nations World Autism (Awareness) Day: First in 2008
• World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development

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• Arab Charter on Human Rights: Refers to the Islamic Shari'a
• The Amman Message
• The Charter of Human Rights and Freedom (XHTML)
• Human Rights in Islam
• The Rights of God: from archive.org
• Universal Islamic Declaration of Human Rights

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• Declaration of Engaged Buddhists
• Declaration of Interdependence
• Evading the Transformation of Reality
• Soka Gakkai International Charter

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• K’hilat Tzedek: Creating a Community of Justice (XHTML)
• The Declaration on Judaism and Human Rights
• Mezuzah Accessibility
• World Charter on Human Rights

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• Called to Wholeness in Christ: United Church of Christ
• Episcopal Church Resolution Related to Disability Concerns
• An Evangelical Declaration against Torture
• Jubilee Day for the Disabiled: Roman Catholicism
• Jubilee Day for Persons with Disabilities: Roman Catholicism
• Living into the Body of Christ - Towards Full Inclusion of People with Disabilities: Presbyterian Church U.S.A.
• Resolution on Concern for People with Disabilities: Evangelical Covenant Church
• Rights of Persons with Disabilities: United Methodist Church

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• Approved by the Universal House of Justice. Bahá'í Social And Economic Development: Prospects for the Future.
• Bahá'í International Community. A Bahá'í Declaration of Human Obligations and Rights.
• Bahá'í International Community. Building a Just World Order.
• Bahá'í International Community. Conservation and Sustainable Development in the Bahá'í Faith.
• Bahá'í International Community. Creating a Universal Culture of Human Rights.
• Bahá'í International Community. The Declaration and Programme of Action for Social Development.
• Bahá'í International Community. Eradicating Poverty.
• Bahá'í International Community. Global Action Plan for Social Development.
• Bahá'í International Community. Guiding Principles on Extreme Poverty and Human Rights.
• Bahá'í International Community. Human Rights and Disability.
• Bahá'í International Community. International Legislation for Environment and Development.
• Bahá'í International Community. Meaningful Participation in the Development Process.
• Bahá'í International Community. A New Framework for Global Prosperity.
• Bahá'í International Community. Peace and Development.
• Bahá'í International Community. The Prosperity of Humankind.
• Bahá'í International Community. The Prosperity of Humankind (Oral Statement).
• Bahá'í International Community. The Realization of Economic, Social and Cultural Rights.
• Bahá'í International Community. Religion and Development at the Crossroads: Convergence or Divergence?
• Bahá'í International Community. Right to Development.
• Bahá'í International Community. The Role of Education, Media and the Arts in Social Development.
• Bahá'í International Community. Sustainable Development: the Spiritual Dimension.
• Bahá'í International Community. Valuing Spirituality in Development.
• Bahá'í International Community. World Citizenship: A Global Ethic for Sustainable Development.
• Office of Social and Economic Development. The Evolution of Institutional Capacity for Social and Economic Development.
• Office of Social and Economic Development. For the Betterment of the World.
• Various authors. A Collection of Documents.
• Universal House of Justice. Individual Rights and Freedoms.
• Universal House of Justice. The Promise of World Peace.

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• The Church From a Quaker Perspective
• Defining an Inclusive Society: Religious Society of Friends – Quakers
• Quaker Faith and Practice
• The Quaker Testimonies
• Quaker Testimonies & Economic Alternatives
• A Quaker view on...
• Support Gender Non-Discrimination Amendment: Letter to the House
• “That of God in Everyone” The Spiritual Basis of Quaker Education

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• Ethical Culture and Health Care: American Ethical Union
• Ethical Culture and Torture: American Ethical Union
• Social Justice Quotes: Complied by a Unitarian Universalist Church
• Statement Reaffirming Opposition to Torture: American Ethical Union
• Unitarian Universalist Association Social Justice Statements
• Unitarian Universalist Association Disability 101

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• Civil and Human Rights Awareness and Advocacy
• Sikhs Against Genocide

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