Grassroots activisms : public rhetorics in localized contexts / edited by Lisa L. Phillips, Sarah Warren-Riley, and Julie Collins Bates.
"What is the nature of grassroots activism? How and why do individuals get involved or attempt to make change for themselves, others, or their own communities? What motivates activists to maintain momentum when their efforts to redress injustices or paths toward change seem difficult or persona...
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| 505 | 0 | 0 | |g Foreword / |r Octavio Pimentel and Miriam F. Williams -- |g Introduction : |t Valuing, learning from, and amplifying grassroots activisms / |r Sarah Warren-Riley, Julie Collins Bates, and Lisa L. Phillips -- |g Part 1 : |t Grassroots resistances to institutions -- |t Copwatching, police reform, and grassroots action: positioning video within strategies of rhetorical intervention on the street / |r Michael Knievel -- |t Nacogdoches accountability coalition: challenges to grassroots organizing in Deep East Texas / |r Heather K. Olson Beal -- |t Behind the still life image: The word and Fannie Lou Hamer's activist impulses / |r Coretta M. Pittman -- |t "Creating a longer table": a conversation about diversity in grassroots labor organizing / |r Ericka Wills -- |t Engaging the (counter)public through digital activism: a case study of the TFsUnite protest / |r Rebecca Hallman Martini -- |t Mobilizing grassroots rhetorics for reproductive justice: a Q&A with Sara Finger, Executive Director of the Wisconsin Alliance for Women's Health / |r Maria Novotny -- |g Part 2 : |t Sites of grassroots activisms -- |t Resisting extraction of the sacred: indigenous-based grassroots resistance to frontier capitalism / |r Luhui Whitebear, Kenlea Pebbles, and Stephen P. Gasteyer -- |t Community gardening, food insecurity, and writing pedagogy: connecting classroom, campus, and city / |r Vani Kannan and Leah Lillanna Johnney -- |t The energy of place in Florida Springs activism / |r Madison Jones -- |t La conexión: advocating for Latinx immigrants in Northwest Ohio / |r April Conway -- |t Off the wall: the performance of graffiti and vandal art in grassroots movements / |r Angela Mitchell -- |t Urban affairs coalition: fifty years of organizational organizing in Philadelphia / |r Kalie M. Mayberry -- |t #RageAgainstRape: Nepali women's transnational assemblage and networked performances against rape / |r Sweta Baniya -- |g Part 3 : |t Pedagogies for grassroots activisms -- |t Organizing for action's legacy: building capacity through personal stories and local networks / |r Erica M. Stone -- |t Kairos, communities, and writing for DACA advocacy in Memphis / |r Alison A. Lukowski and Jeffrey Gross -- |t Voices from the anti-racist pedagogy collective: individual exigencies and collective actions / |r Molly Appel, Laura Decker, Rachel Herzl-Betz, Jollina Simpson, Katherine A. Durante, Rosemary Q. Flores, and Marian Azab -- |t Vernacular assessment activity in local community organizing / |r Joe Cirio -- |t Enacting invitational rhetorics: leveraging networks of care in the US asylum process / |r Monica Reyes, Randall Monty, Jorge M. Camarillo, and Cindy Bernal -- |t A counterstory afterword in vignettes: Quisieron enterrarnos, pero se les olvido que somos semillas / |r Aja Y. Martinez. |
| 520 | |a "What is the nature of grassroots activism? How and why do individuals get involved or attempt to make change for themselves, others, or their own communities? What motivates activists to maintain momentum when their efforts to redress injustices or paths toward change seem difficult or personally risky to navigate? These questions and more are addressed in Grassroots Activisms: Public Rhetorics in Localized Contexts. Featuring a diverse array of both local activist profiles and original scholarly essays, the collection amplifies and analyzes the tactics of grassroots activists working locally to intervene in a variety of social injustices -- from copwatching and policy reform to Indigenous resistance against land colonization to #RageAgainstRape. Attuned to the demanding -- and often underappreciated -- work of grassroots activism, this book interrogates how such efforts unfold within and against existing historical, cultural, social, and political realities of local communities; are informed by the potentials and constraints of coalition-building; and ultimately shape different facets of society at the local level. This collection acknowledges and celebrates the complexity of grassroots activist work, showing how these less-recognized efforts often effect change where institutions have failed." -- |c Back cover. | ||
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