Everybody's Afraid in the Ghetto

This copy of "Everybody's Afraid in the Ghetto" shows signs of wear typical for a mass market paperback of its age. The cover has creases and some edge wear, with slight tearing visible at the top of the spine. The pages are yellowed, consistent with age, but remain intact and readable. There are no inscriptions or library markings, preserving its original content.

"Everybody's Afraid in the Ghetto" by Keith W. Phillips is a compelling exploration of social issues within urban environments, first published in 1975 by Regal Books Division, G/L Publications in Glendale, California. This mass market paperback edition carries the ISBN 0-8307-0262-8, and it delves into the themes of fear and social justice intertwined with religious insights. Phillips, through his narrative, provides a unique perspective on the challenges faced by communities in the ghetto, making it a significant work for those interested in social and religious studies. This particular edition is notable for its focus on real-life settings and events, as indicated in the book's introduction. The book is in a used condition, reflecting its journey through time, with visible wear on the cover and spine. This edition remains a relevant and insightful read for those exploring the intersections of faith and societal challenges.