America's Disappeared
Edited by Rachel Meeropol
Contributions by Reed Brody, Barbara Olshansky, Michael Ratner and Steven Macpherson Watt
Edited by Rachel Meeropol
Contributions by Reed Brody, Barbara Olshansky, Michael Ratner and Steven Macpherson Watt
Edited by Rachel Meeropol
Contributions by Reed Brody, Barbara Olshansky, Michael Ratner and Steven Macpherson Watt
Edited by Rachel Meeropol
Contributions by Reed Brody, Barbara Olshansky, Michael Ratner and Steven Macpherson Watt
Part of Open Media Series
Part of Open Media Series
Category: Domestic Politics | World Politics
Category: Domestic Politics | World Politics
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$12.95
Jun 01, 2004 | ISBN 9781583226452
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Jan 04, 2011 | ISBN 9781609801595
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Praise
“To read America’s Disappeared is to be moved by the personal stories of human beings plucked out of our midst, tortured, kept away from family, from legal counsel, from the world. To read these stories is to be shocked by the way our constitutional rights have been violated again and again, with the government justifying this as a ‘war on terrorism’. The essays in this collection not only confront us with the human reality of the detentions at Guantnamo and the tortures of Abu Ghraib. They also scrutinize and dissect the legal arguments of the government, as it tries to defend the indefensible. This volume informs us as it angers us, and provokes us to act in whatever way we can to bring democracy alive in our country.” –Howard Zinn
“America’s Disappeared is a strong, eloquent and necessary book, one that presents its readers with a challenge and a charge to not sit by and allow the juggernaut of the Bush Administration to roll over our Constitution, our human rights, and our fellow human beings.” –Lewis H. Lapham, Editor of Lapham’s Quarterly
“Here are further proofs, as though any more were needed, of what a loathsome nation we’ve become.” –Kurt Vonnegut
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