I grew up an only child in a troubled but highly educated, liberal and academic household in the shadow of the University of Chicago, with a front-row seat for the great social movements of the Nineteen Sixties. My father, who struggled heroically with hemophilia and (less heroically) with alcohol, was a liberal-left sociologist.
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Introduction to The Paul Street Report
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I grew up an only child in a troubled but highly educated, liberal and academic household in the shadow of the University of Chicago, with a front-row seat for the great social movements of the Nineteen Sixties. My father, who struggled heroically with hemophilia and (less heroically) with alcohol, was a liberal-left sociologist.