We, Us, and Them Orm Overland Black children are twice as

Black children are twice as likely to be deemed victims of child maltreatment compared to white children

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Rudolf Steiner describes the evolutionary task facing contemporary humanity in preparing to enter the sixth epoch

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While their individual narratives are engrossing

We, Us, and Them Orm Overland Black children are twice asWhen Americans describe their compatriots, who exactly are they talking about? This is the urgent question that Douglas Dowland asks in We, Us, and Them. In search of answers, he turns to narratives of American nationhood written since the Vietnam War stories in which the ostensibly strong state of the Union has been turned increasingly into an America of us versus them. Dowland explores how a range of writers across the political spectrum, including