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U.S. Social Security Administration – Ethics: Where Individual Rights are Spat Upon
Age Recommendation: Ages 13+ (Age Appropriate)

A sharp, satirical, and unflinching exposé, U.S. Social Security Administration – Ethics: Where Individual Rights are Spat Upon pulls back the curtain on one of America’s most quietly powerful institutions. Through a blend of investigative storytelling, dark humor, and moral inquiry, this book examines what happens when an agency built to protect society’s most vulnerable instead becomes a machine of indifference, delay, and ethical decay.

Readers follow real‑world–inspired scenarios where disabled individuals, seniors, and those in crisis are forced to navigate a bureaucratic labyrinth that seems designed to break the human spirit. From withheld benefits to lost autonomy, from mail tampering to life‑altering administrative errors, the narrative exposes how systemic failures ripple into homelessness, hunger, medical decline, and emotional devastation.

Yet beneath the satire lies a serious question: What does it mean when a government agency forgets the people it was created to serve?

Written with the bold, uncompromising voice characteristic of William John Crandall’s social‑justice series, this installment challenges readers Ages 13+ to think critically about ethics, accountability, and the moral responsibility of public institutions. It is both a warning and a call to action—wrapped in sharp wit, vivid storytelling, and a relentless pursuit of truth.

Número de páginas :154
Isbn 13 :9798195950262
Encadernação U.S. Social Security Administration: Ethics: Where Individual Rights are Spat Upon:Capa Comum
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