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Peter Schrag is a writer, educator, and former Guggenheim Fellow based in Davis, California. He is a refugee from Nazi Germany and has written extensively about the history of and conflicts over American immigration.

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Birthdate
1931-07-24
Date of death
2026-03-19
Gender
male
Occupations
journalist
Organizations
Sacramento Bee

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5 reviews
Written in 1978, a historical perspective of the roots of our health system, as well as mental health system/dsm manual. A perspective on how it came to be, its early reliance on useless drugs and stupid diagnoses. This was not a fun book to read, very dull, pedantic but an interesting source of hard to find information. Its a part of our history that seems to have been rewritten.
Waste of time analysis where with new Latino immigrants there must be a new public/private governmental partnership. Of course he means a partnership which must always be directed by the government as a despot. A waste of time, this book is.
Propaganda book on why America must use California as a test case for the rest of what America might be. California, America now knows, is headed toward total societal collapse a la Venezuela.
A look at both present-day immigration controversies in the United States as well as nineteenth-century restrictionist movements such as nativism, immigration restrictions, and eugenics from Sacramento Bee columnist and author of Paradise Lost and California, Peter Shrag.

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19
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288
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Rating
½ 3.5
Reviews
5
ISBNs
34
Languages
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