We Are Iraqis Dean E. Arnold was an early patron

was an early patron

In striving to ensure that all criminal defendants are treated equally under the law

even as early fictional narratives suppressed or ignored the experience of the enslaved

First published in 1948

an account of Strauss's public lecture

We Are Iraqis Dean E. Arnold was an early patronWhile the occupation of Iraq and its aftermath has received media and political attention, we know very little about the everyday lives of Iraqis. Iraqi men, women, and children are not merely passive victims of violence, vulnerable recipients of repressive regimes, or bystanders of their country's destruction. In the face of danger and trauma, Iraqis continue to cope, preparing food, sending their children to school, socializing, telling jokes, and