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Newest Additions:
- Nina Pick: The Mind-Body Guide to the Twelve Steps, 2021 (Book)
- Sheldon Clark: Buddhist Recovery, Daily Practice, 2022 (Book)
- Valerie Mason-John: Afrikan Wisdom, 2021 (Book)
- Pamela Yetunde & Cheryl Giles: Black and Buddhist, 2020 (Book)
- Hilda Baldoquin: Dharma, Color, and Culture, 2004 (Book)
- Larry Ward: America's Racial Karma, 2020 (Book)
- Ruth King: Mindful Of Race, 2018 (Book)
- Charles Johnson: Taming the Ox, 2014 (Book)
- Zenju Earthlyn Manuel: The Way of Tenderness, 2015 (Book)
- Angel Kyodo Williams: Being Black, 2002 (Book)
- Gaylon Ferguson: Natural Wakefulness, 2010 (Book)
- Pema Chodron: Comfortable with Uncertainty, 2018 (Book)
- Recovery Dharma: Recovery Dharma, 2019 (Book)
- Kevin Griffin: Buddhism and the Twelve Steps, 2014 (Book)
- Jane Nelsen Ed.D. & Riki Intner: Positive Discipline for Parenting in Recovery, 1995 (Book)
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