Making Citizenship Work
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Making Citizenship Work
Culture and Community
Rosales, Rodolfo
Taylor & Francis Ltd
05/2024
280
Mole
9780367771157
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Part 1: History as an ongoing Human Struggle 1. The Connection between Culture, Community, and Citizenship 2. Imagining Radical Entanglement for Social Change: Thinking Through the Problems of the We-group 3. Building Critical Radical Communities: Liberation Pedagogies and the Origins of Black Studies 4. Community as the Basis of Resistance: A Historical Analysis Part 2: Culture as the Basis of Human Dignity 5. How Prison Survivors Shift What Civic Participation Means: Incarceration and Activism in the Pandemic: 6. The Struggle for Mexican American Studies in Texas K-12 Public Schools: A Movement for Epistemic Justice through Creation and Resistance 7. Remembering and Reconciling: Native American Women, Community, and Citizenship Part 3: Community, Agency, Citizenship 8. The Baltimore Uprising and the Stunted Transformation of Urban Black Politics 9. Re-Membering Native Citizens in an Age of Native Terminations: Ideas on How to Restore Indigenous Community 10. Relating Street-level Practices in Marketplaces to ever-changing Social Institutions 11. Against Borders: Latinx Youth Activism and Enactments of Citizenship Part 4: The Historical Roots of Community Agency 12. Salus Populi ~ From the Pacific to the Americas: Community Health, Resistance, and Solidarity 13. Carbon copies: Colonial Recognition, Climate Crisis, and Indigenous Belonging
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Political Theory;Political Thought;Citizenship;Community;Participation;Political Participation;Immigration;Rights;American Studies;Race and Ethnicity;Racial Politics;Cultural Studies;Indigenous Studies;Indigeneity;Latinos;Young Man;Asian Americans;Urban Black Politics;Democracy;Black Respectability Politics;Mass Movements;Undocumented Youth Activism;Identity Politics;Baltimore City;Political Sociology;Baltimore Uprising;Sovereignty;Mexican American Studies;Nationalism;Direct Democracy;W.E.B. Dubois;Violate;Contemporary Society;Blood Quantum;Chicano Movement;Tribal Governments;Dream Act;Undocumented Youth;Latinx Youth;Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board;Navajo Nation;SFSU;Black Baltimoreans;White Racial Frame;Ma Program;Communist Party USA;Carceral State;Catholic Worker Movement
Part 1: History as an ongoing Human Struggle 1. The Connection between Culture, Community, and Citizenship 2. Imagining Radical Entanglement for Social Change: Thinking Through the Problems of the We-group 3. Building Critical Radical Communities: Liberation Pedagogies and the Origins of Black Studies 4. Community as the Basis of Resistance: A Historical Analysis Part 2: Culture as the Basis of Human Dignity 5. How Prison Survivors Shift What Civic Participation Means: Incarceration and Activism in the Pandemic: 6. The Struggle for Mexican American Studies in Texas K-12 Public Schools: A Movement for Epistemic Justice through Creation and Resistance 7. Remembering and Reconciling: Native American Women, Community, and Citizenship Part 3: Community, Agency, Citizenship 8. The Baltimore Uprising and the Stunted Transformation of Urban Black Politics 9. Re-Membering Native Citizens in an Age of Native Terminations: Ideas on How to Restore Indigenous Community 10. Relating Street-level Practices in Marketplaces to ever-changing Social Institutions 11. Against Borders: Latinx Youth Activism and Enactments of Citizenship Part 4: The Historical Roots of Community Agency 12. Salus Populi ~ From the Pacific to the Americas: Community Health, Resistance, and Solidarity 13. Carbon copies: Colonial Recognition, Climate Crisis, and Indigenous Belonging
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Political Theory;Political Thought;Citizenship;Community;Participation;Political Participation;Immigration;Rights;American Studies;Race and Ethnicity;Racial Politics;Cultural Studies;Indigenous Studies;Indigeneity;Latinos;Young Man;Asian Americans;Urban Black Politics;Democracy;Black Respectability Politics;Mass Movements;Undocumented Youth Activism;Identity Politics;Baltimore City;Political Sociology;Baltimore Uprising;Sovereignty;Mexican American Studies;Nationalism;Direct Democracy;W.E.B. Dubois;Violate;Contemporary Society;Blood Quantum;Chicano Movement;Tribal Governments;Dream Act;Undocumented Youth;Latinx Youth;Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board;Navajo Nation;SFSU;Black Baltimoreans;White Racial Frame;Ma Program;Communist Party USA;Carceral State;Catholic Worker Movement
