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The Mental Hospital Without Walls,icy. Explores the history and impact of the Lanterman–Petris–Short Act, and Laura’s Law, two controversial laws that are intended to deal with the behavior and civil rights of seriously ill and mentally ill people. Explores the consequences of closing State mental hospitals and failure to live up to the goals of community mental health programs.

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Wild Awakenings,s Tenderloin U students’ experiences there, the author’s entry into the neighborhood as a young man, his reentry, after 22 years as a professor and college dean, and the beginnings of bringing students there. Explains the personal value of studying in the inner city. Introduces the fundamental orien

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It Was a Terrible Time,e an event for him to read to the children of Indochinese Housing Development Corporation. His poems tell terrible stories of suffering, but also of rebirth in America. I have misgivings about introducing the children to such horror and ask them how many of them knew of such suffering in their ances

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Stories of Survival,apter tells some of those stories, and in so doing, tells the reader (and Tenderloin U student) what suffering many of the people of the Tenderloin went through. A study questions the placement by the US government of unprepared refugees to inner-city neighborhoods, resulting in continued suffering

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RIP Josh Mann,goings-on. Three years later, he commits suicide. Big D is the first to tell me about Josh Mann’s death. We discuss it in his apartment with some of Big D’s friends, revealing their relationship and his living situation. The suicide reverberates throughout the neighborhood. I only discover later tha

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The Drug Store,son, and participating in our Witness Program, outside the prison while he was executed inside. The controversy surrounding capital punishment is explored. Tookie’s life is examined from the perspective of resiliency theory. The failure of the War on Drugs is discussed. Illustrations of open-air dru