Uncle Sam's Plantation: How Big Government Enslaves America's Poor and What We Can Do About It, Revised and Updated Edition
by Star Parker
In this revised and updated edition, Star Parker explores how big government affects America’s poor and examines the broader questions of poverty, public policy, and personal freedom. The book also considers possible approaches to these challenges, offering readers a perspective on government’s role in American society.
About This Book
Uncle Sam's Plantation presents Star Parker's perspective on big government and its effects on America's poor.
This revised and updated edition focuses on the relationship between government programs, poverty, and personal freedom.
The book also considers what can be done to address the challenges discussed.
Written for readers interested in public policy, economics, and social issues, it offers a political and social commentary on poverty in America.
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