| A People's Atlas of Detroit | | | Editor:
| Newman, Andrew
Campbell, Linda
Safransky, Sara
Stallmann, Tim | | Author:
| 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
Lacy, Jacqueline
Lee, Jenny
Martin, Vincent
Martinez, Michelle
McClellan, Cecily
McGuire, Curtis
Newsom, Gregg
Perlmutter, Tova
Romanko, Anne-Marie
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 | | Series title: | Great Lakes Books Ser. | | ISBN: | 978-0-8143-4297-8 | | Publication Date: | Apr 2020 | | Publisher: | Wayne State University Press
| | Book Format: | Paperback | | List Price: | USD $34.99USD $34.99 | Book Description:
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In recent years, Detroit has been touted as undergoing a renaissance, yet many people have been left behind. Drawing on action research and counter-cartography, A People's Atlas of Detroit aims to both chart and help build movements for social justice in the city. In recent years, Detroit has been touted as undergoing a renaissance, yet many people have been left behind. Drawing on action research and counter-cartography, A People's Atlas of Detroit aims to both chart and help build movements for social justice in the city. | |