Don't Tread on Me - Essays on America's Youth - Available now through Mill City Press

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(Free-Press-Release.com) June 13, 2011 -- WYNCOTE, PA – New book, Don’t Tread On Me (Mill City Press, ISBN 978-1-936400-31-7, $16.95) by Jean Gladwyn, explains the governmental, corporate and mass media collaboration behind the recent decline of American values and their plans to subjugate future generations of Americans. In a series of essays, Gladwyn points to sex and drug education, violent videos and music, corporate wars and religion as tools used by the powers that be to limit liberty and inhibit economic, moral and intellectual development of America’s youth.

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Don't Tread on Me - Essays on America's Youth - Available now through Mill City Press

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Don’t Tread on Me also serves as a call to action for all Americans concerned about the state of affairs. Equally critical of government, media, and both major political parties, Gladwyn makes the case for grassroots action in the interest of the people, by the people. As Gladwyn writes, “When celebrities’ personal lives become more newsworthy than child pornography at the Pentagon, it’s time for Americans to take action. Now!”

Don’t Tread on Me is available for review and author Jean Gladwyn is available for interviews. Any review or interview requests can be submitted to the contact information listed above.

About the Author: Born and raised in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the author was one of six children born to Italian immigrants. She has an Ivy League education, and was a public school teacher for many years. During her more than three decades of political activism covering education, as well as local and state politics, the author observed a pattern of corruption and secrecy originating in the state legislatures and moving on through Congress and the White House, all servants of their corporate benefactors.

More information can be found online at http://www.donttreadonmejeangladwyn.com

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