Dramatic works about the struggle for social rights
Dramatic works about the struggle for social rights are the voices of those who refuse to be silent before injustice and oppression. These works deal with various aspects of the struggle for equality, ranging from civil rights to the struggle for the rights of women, minorities, the working class and other vulnerable groups.From Auguste Wilson's "Runaway Slave" and Lorraine Hansberry's "Seven O'clock in the Morning" to Bertolt Brecht's "Human Rights" and Adrian Mitchell's "Malcolm H," these dramas raise important issues of social justice and civil liberties and make viewers reflect on their significance and relevance.
Dramatic works about the struggle for social rights are designed to draw attention to important social problems and contribute to their solution. They remind us of the need to fight for justice and equality for all members of society and show that everyone has the right to respect and freedom.
Winning hearts
Price: 4.02 USD

The book Look Ahead. A reliable path to a desirable life. Michael Gayat, Daniel Garkavy
Price: 7.54 USD

The Hemingway Book by Mary Dearborn
Price: 5.53 USD

Book Book Endless Game. Flexibility as a superpower in an era of change
Price: 4.52 USD

Book for Children World in the Volcano. Silver and red
Price: 8.79 USD

Book The Adventures of a Genius. Part 1. Galina and Efim Shabshai (in Russian)
Price: 11.05 USD

Book of Shevchenko. Kobzar. Selected poetry
Theater and film actors

Michel Yeo Chu-Kheng

Aasif Mandvi

Patrick McKenna

Tia Carrere

Brian Tochi

Paul Rudd
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