I read this book in college for my "Problems in Society" class. It opened up the eyes of the higher middle class and upper class students that were around me. They then understood why many of us on campus were tired or sick.
I recommend this book to my students all the time. ANY student that refuses to work in your class should be required to read this so that they can correct themselves before having such a life in their future.
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I read this book in college for my "Problems in Society" class. It opened up the eyes of the higher middle class and upper class students that were around me. They then understood why many of us on campus were tired or sick.I recommend this book to my students all the time. ANY student that refuses to work in your class should be required to read this so that they can correct themselves before having such a life in their future.
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