Now Is the Time!
Detroit Black Politics and Grassroots Activism
1st Edition
Published on 25. September 2009
302 pages
978-0-8223-9095-4 (ISBN)
Description
Examines African American grassroots activism in Detroit from 1973 to the present.
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Series
Language
English
Place of publication
Durham, NC
United States
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Edition type
Digital original
Illustrations
2 photos, 18 tables, 2 maps, 11 figures
2 photos, 18 tables, 2 maps, 11 figures
File size
2,47 MB
ISBN-13
978-0-8223-9095-4 (9780822390954)
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09/2009
Duke University Press
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Duke University Press
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Person
Todd Shaw is Assistant Professor of Political Science and African American Studies at the University of South Carolina.
Content
Acknowledgments ix
Introduction. The Right Tactic, Time, and Place 1
Part I. From Black Politics to Grassroots Protest
1. Making Black Activism Matter 13
Part II. Black Grassroots Activism and Accountability in Detroit, 1933-1993
2. Where are the People? Early Black Housing Poverty and Grassroots Activism 39
3. Trading Activism: The Young Regime and the Context of Black Politics 64
4. Picking Up Spears: The Timing and Utility of Renewed Activism 85
5. Holding Them Responsible: Community Development Activism 106
6. Now Is the Time!: Public Housing and Anti-Homelessness Activism 133
Part III. Black Grassroots Activism after Young and beyond Detroit, 1993-2005
7. A Change is Gonna Come? The Archer Regime and Housing Politics beyond Detroit 163
Epilogue. More than a Drop: The Visions of Black Grassroots Activism 191
Appendix 1 197
Appendix 2 201
Notes 209
Bibliography 245
Index 279
Introduction. The Right Tactic, Time, and Place 1
Part I. From Black Politics to Grassroots Protest
1. Making Black Activism Matter 13
Part II. Black Grassroots Activism and Accountability in Detroit, 1933-1993
2. Where are the People? Early Black Housing Poverty and Grassroots Activism 39
3. Trading Activism: The Young Regime and the Context of Black Politics 64
4. Picking Up Spears: The Timing and Utility of Renewed Activism 85
5. Holding Them Responsible: Community Development Activism 106
6. Now Is the Time!: Public Housing and Anti-Homelessness Activism 133
Part III. Black Grassroots Activism after Young and beyond Detroit, 1993-2005
7. A Change is Gonna Come? The Archer Regime and Housing Politics beyond Detroit 163
Epilogue. More than a Drop: The Visions of Black Grassroots Activism 191
Appendix 1 197
Appendix 2 201
Notes 209
Bibliography 245
Index 279
