Parents: What Are They Good For? | Benjamin DeCasseres, Chip Smith | SA1252

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Parents: What Are They Good For? | Benjamin DeCasseres, Chip Smith | SA1252Benjamin DeCasseres essay Parents: What Are They Good For? originally appeared exclusively in the premiere issue (dated January 1, 1916) of Revolt, a short lived literary anarchist periodical that was published and edited by Hippolyte Havel in New York City before being suppressed by the U. S. government. Despite the appearance of novelty, the idea to feature this nearly forgotten, century plus old essay as a short book is informed by a greater

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