Lauri S. Friedman – författare

This must-have collection of essays discusses the issue of discrimination against women, African Americans, and Arab Americans in the United States. Readers will evaluate the practices of racial profiling and affirmative action. They will also explore such topics as gay marriage, ethnic team names, and race-based humor. Essayists include Marie Gryphon, Linda Chavez, Salim Muwakkil, and the U.S. Department of Justice.

Editor Lauri S. Friedman has compiled fascinating essays that discuss social networking. Recognizing the intimate relationship between subject and reader, this book weaves together different points of view to make complex issues less intimidating and more accessible. Readers will learn about social networking''s effect on young people, safety issues, cyberterrorism, and the future of online social networking.

Tina Fey has played her fair share of memorable characters in her years as a comedian and actor. From her spot-on impression of vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin during the 2008 election to her portrayal of acerbic, quirky TV writer Liz Lemon on​ ​the hit show 30 Rock, Fey is no stranger to producing, acting, and joking around. This informative volume presents readers with a comprehensive profile of Tina Fey''s early years, her impressive career, and her professional accomplishments. Readers will be inspired by how Fey wrote her way to the top.

Tina Fey, one of the most prominent women in comedy, is well known for her work on shows such as Saturday Night Live and 30 Rock. As a writer and actress, she has changed the way people see female comedians and altered the “boys club” mentality that characterized the working environment of Saturday Night Live. Readers are presented with fascinating details about Fey’s life, from the childhood experiences that inspired Mean Girls to her rise to stardom. This engaging text is enhanced with full-color photographs, detailed sidebars, and a comprehensive timeline.