The Unpopular Review, Number 19 July-December 1918

"The Unpopular Review, Number 19" by Various is a compilation of writings from the World War I era that explores the period's pressing matters such as what it means to be an American. It challenges ideas about who belongs in the nation, diving into the complicated roles and responsibilities that come with living in the United States. The collection starts by looking at the problems caused by immigrants who haven't fully become part of American culture, especially noting the impact of divided loyalties in wartime. The writer suggests that simply becoming a citizen isn't enough to ensure someone's commitment to the country. The author uses observation to investigate the changing meaning of national identity in a society dealing with both diversity and threats from abroad, challenging readers to think critically about what truly binds a nation together.