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Imagine a future version of America where being charitable is socially unacceptable. What would happen if our fundamental instincts for self-preservation and the 'survival of the fittest' side of capitalism colored our whole culture? Could technological progress add fuel to this devolution? 'Pushed Down, Then Out' is a compelling story about America in the not-too-distant future. It's a story of how social Darwinism, self-centeredness, and economic advancement could, if left unchecked, harm vulnerable people.

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Imagine a future version of America where being charitable is socially unacceptable. What would happen if our fundamental instincts for self-preservation and the 'survival of the fittest' side of capitalism colored our whole culture? Could technological progress add fuel to this devolution? 'Pushed Down, Then Out' is a compelling story about America in the not-too-distant future. It's a story of how social Darwinism, self-centeredness, and economic advancement could, if left unchecked, harm vulnerable people.

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Philip Wyzik MA has been working in the field of community mental health for over thirty years. He is the Chief Executive Officer for Monadnock Family Services in Keene, New Hampshire. As a provider, educator, and advocate, he has seen and taught others about the tragic effects of stigma and the alienation people with mental health conditions can face, especially when they are made worse by poverty. A resident of New England all his life, he is a graduate of Assumption University in Worcester, Massachusetts with degrees in Religious Studies and Counseling Psychology. As a call to compassion, the author hopes that any reader of this book will join him in making sure this story always remains fictional. All profits from the sale of this book benefit Monadnock Family Services and the Monadnock Assembly for Trauma and Transformation. Visit www.mfs.org to learn more.