Outsiders captures small town postwar change in Leighton Ridge
Howard Fast’s The Outsiders follows David Hartman and Lucy as they relocate from New York City to Leighton Ridge 40 miles away, seeking community and a rabbinical future. The novel examines prejudice, McCarthyism, civil rights, feminism, and war’s aftershocks through intimate town life and faith.
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