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On the Republic juxtaposes the fall of the Roman Republic with the contemporary political landscape of the United States: a republic in disarray, violence and corruption thwarting the will of the people, military misadventures abroad, and rampant economic inequality diminishing a shared sense of the common good.

Introduction -- The Contours of White Supremacy -- "The White Republic Against the World": The Toxic Legacy of John H. Van Evrie -- From "Slavery" to "Servitude": Initial Patterns, 1832 to 1866 -- The Emancipationist Challenge, 1867 to 1883 -- Causes Lost and Found, 1883 to 1919 -- Educating for "Eugenicide" in the 1920s -- Lost Cause Victorious, 1920-1964 -- Renewing the Challenge -- Epilogue.

Service above self -- The "first" service above self candidates -- The "badasses" of the U.S. House of Representatives -- Lt. Colonel Duckworth goes to Washington -- Mother, soldier, conservative : Senator Joni Ernst -- Martha McSally, the "longshot" candidate -- Tulsi Gabbard and the "true cost of war" -- Conclusion: digging the well.

Intro -- Contents -- About the Authors -- Part I: Introduction and Background -- Introduction: Community Psychiatry on the Move -- How the Book Is Organized -- Part I: Introduction and Background -- Part II: The Basics: Central Pillars of Community Psychiatry -- Part III: Core Competencies for Community Psychiatrists -- Part IV: Effective and Established Interventions -- Part V: Creating Healthy Communities -- Part VI: Supportive Services for Community Living -- Part VII: Special Populations -- Part VIII: The Development and Administration of Services -- Part IX: Shaping the Future -- References -- History of Community Psychiatry -- Introduction -- References -- Part II: The Basics: The Pillars of Community Psychiatry -- Recovery and Person-Centered Care: Empowerment, Collaboration, and Integration -- Introduction -- Brief Historical Perspective -- The Elements of Recovery -- The Aims of a Recovery Process -- Change -- Growth -- Autonomy and Resilience -- Purpose and Meaning -- Development of Enabling Qualities -- Acceptance and Responsibility -- Desire and Determination -- Hope and Faith -- Courage, Diligence, and Tolerance -- Integrity, Honesty, and Trust -- Tolerance, Humility, and Forgiveness -- Characteristics of a Mature Recovery -- Resiliency and Recovery -- Universal Aspects of Recovery -- The Value of the Recovery Paradigm -- Developing Person-Centered, Recovery-Oriented Services -- Implementation and System Transformation -- Evidence, Quality, and Recovery-Oriented Services -- References -- Population Health, Prevention, and Community Psychiatry -- Introduction -- Population Mental Health -- Social Determinants of Mental Health -- Mental Illness Prevention -- Mental Health Promotion -- Supporting a Shift Toward Population Health -- Training -- Culture and Identity -- Reimbursement -- Conclusion: Relevance to Community Psychiatry.

The primacy of value -- Law theories through the lens of value -- Self-determination v. efficiency, Buck v. Bell -- Human being v. degraded being, Yo Wick v. Hopkins -- Security of free speech v. wartime national security, Abrams v. United States -- Partial personhood v. property, Dred Scott v. Sandford -- Integration as a means of securing personal liberty for all v. segregation as a means of securing white supremacy and limiting personal freedom, Plessy v. Ferguson -- Liberty over paternalism v. judicious state intervention over exploitative liberty, Lochner v. New York -- The value of interdependence v. value of a private and independent economic sphere, Wickard v. Filburn -- The sacred value of privacy in marriage v. traditionalism, Griswold v. Connecticut -- Malicious free speech v. libel of a government official, New York Times Co. v. Sullivan -- The subjective turn of the Fourteenth Amendment vs. separate but equal, Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka -- Collective safety net v. individualistic self-defense, District of Columbia v. Heller -- The absolute value of the establishment clause of the First Amendment v. value of spiritual heritage, Engel v. Vitale --The value of privacy in the bedroom vs. the value of social stability, Lawrence v. Texas -- Weaponized words v. fruition of conscience in action, Brandenburg v. Ohio -- Invidious discrimination v. the purity of white supremacy, Loving v. Virginia -- Health v liberty, National Federation of Independent Business v. Sebelius -- Venerated objects v. Freedom of Speech, Texas v. Johnson -- Functional judiciary v. national security, United States v. Nixon -- The First Amendment as a means to secure corporate dominance v. First Amendment as a means to secure democracy, Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission -- Conclusion : one hundred eleven mic drop takeaways, conversation starters & stuff that can startle the stymied into writing creatively.

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