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Introduction -- Sleazy politicians -- Conspiracy theories -- Keeping it in the family -- Religious settings -- Trojan horse -- Street life -- Lessons from Down Under -- Is child sexual abuse a moral panic? -- Political defenders -- Protecting children

Front Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Foreword by Henry Louis Gates Jr. -- Acknowledgments -- Chapter One: The Garbage Man: Why I Collect Racist Objects -- Chapter Two: An Unorthodox Teaching Tool -- Chapter Three: Understanding Jim Crow -- Chapter Four: A Caricatured Family -- Chapter Five: Flawed Women -- Chapter Six: Dangerous Men -- Chapter Seven: A Night in Howell -- About the Museum -- About the Author -- Notes -- Index.

This is a rejoinder to a response from Mark Smith and his colleagues to my original article in this journal on social work and moral panics. At the outset, a brief concession is made to a couple of points from them but I go on to defend the main propositions in my original article.