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A People's Atlas of Detroit by Newman, Andrew; Campbell, Linda M.; Safransky, Sara; Stallmann, Tim; Hale, Janice; Miles, Tiya; Cassidy, Michelle; Macgillivray, Emily; Rodriguez, Paul; Khan, Sarah; Passarelli, Alexandra; Brezina, Kaisha; Merola, Shanna; Rosen, Zak; Quizar, Jessi; Curtis, Kezia; Wieske, Amelia; Sankar, Andrea; Luborsky, Mark; Johnson, Robert; Rodney, Lee; Darroch, Michael; Hill, Alex B.; Miller, Isaac Ginsberg; Senese, Amy; Howell, Shea; Petty, Tawana "Honeycomb"; Perkinson, James; Rector, Josiah; Simpson, Syri; Harris, Imani; Alcazar, Gabriela; Anderson, Rhonda; Atkinson, Danielle; Cabbil, Lila; Copeland, William; Cosma, Dessa; Crouch, Patrick; Curtis, Wayne; El-beshir, Isra; Feeley, Dianne; Flowers, Tanesha; Gaddies, Lee; Harris, Joselyn Fitzpatrick; Hatcher, Jeanine; Herrada, Elena; Hicks, Charity; Jones, Herbert; King, Carmen Malis; Lacey, Jacqueline; Lee, Jenny; Martin, Vincent; Martinez, Michelle; McClellan, Cecily; McGuire, Cece; Newsom, Gregg; Perlmutter, Tova; Rubio, Ayana; Rosenthal, Lauren; Ross, Joan; Scruse, Betty; Shakur, Yusef "Bunchy"; Smith, Jerry; Spady, Lottie; Suzuki, Soh; Williamson, Deborah; Yakini, Malik; Levy, Kate; Foster, Kathy is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

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Detroit is widely known as the Motor City, but it has also given rise to some of the world's most important urban social movements. Edited by Linda Campbell, Andrew Newman, Sara Safransky, and Tim Stallmann, A People's Atlas of Detroit narrates the lived experiences of people engaged in political battles central to Detroit's future and that of urban America. This interdisciplinary volume features contributions by over fifty figures from movement-building efforts in Detroit, including activists, farmers, students, educators, scholars, not-for-profit and city government workers, and members of neighborhood block clubs. Developed from a community-based participatory project, the book speaks to the challenges of fighting for land and housing justice, food sovereignty, economic democracy, accountable governance, and the right to the city. A People's Atlas of Detroit weaves together maps, poetry, interviews, photographs, essays, and stories to critique status quo urban governance while elucidating radical visions for change. By drawing upon the collective analyses of Detroiters engaged in the front lines of struggle, A People's Atlas of Detroit argues that it is only by confronting racia

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Author

Newman, Andrew; Campbell, Linda M.; Safransky, Sara; Stallmann, Tim; Hale, Janice; Miles, Tiya; Cassidy, Michelle; Macgillivray, Emily; Rodriguez, Paul; Khan, Sarah; Passarelli, Alexandra; Brezina, Kaisha; Merola, Shanna; Rosen, Zak; Quizar, Jessi; Curtis, Kezia; Wieske, Amelia; Sankar, Andrea; Luborsky, Mark; Johnson, Robert; Rodney, Lee; Darroch, Michael; Hill, Alex B.; Miller, Isaac Ginsberg; Senese, Amy; Howell, Shea; Petty, Tawana "Honeycomb"; Perkinson, James; Rector, Josiah; Simpson, Syri; Harris, Imani; Alcazar, Gabriela; Anderson, Rhonda; Atkinson, Danielle; Cabbil, Lila; Copeland, William; Cosma, Dessa; Crouch, Patrick; Curtis, Wayne; El-beshir, Isra; Feeley, Dianne; Flowers, Tanesha; Gaddies, Lee; Harris, Joselyn Fitzpatrick; Hatcher, Jeanine; Herrada, Elena; Hicks, Charity; Jones, Herbert; King, Carmen Malis; Lacey, Jacqueline; Lee, Jenny; Martin, Vincent; Martinez, Michelle; McClellan, Cecily; McGuire, Cece; Newsom, Gregg; Perlmutter, Tova; Rubio, Ayana; Rosenthal, Lauren; Ross, Joan; Scruse, Betty; Shakur, Yusef "Bunchy"; Smith, Jerry; Spady, Lottie; Suzuki, Soh; Williamson, Deborah; Yakini, Malik; Levy, Kate; Foster, Kathy

Publisher

Wayne State University Press

Published

2020

Language

EN

ISBN

9780814342985

Category

nonfiction