Description |
395 pages : illustrations, black and white photographs ; 26 cm |
Note |
Includes glossary. |
Summary |
The notion of poverty scholarship was born in the calles, prisons, street corners, community centers, welfare offices, shelters, tenements, kitchen tables, assembly lines, favelas, projects, and ghettos - all the places people don't look for educators, experts, leaders, researchers, lecturers, linguists, artists, creative thinkers, writers, and media producers. Poverty skolaz are everywhere. Your mama, your cousin, your elders, your corner-store owner, and your neighborhood recycler may be poverty skolaz. With this book, Tiny aka Lisa Gray-Garcia and other poverty skolaz from the POOR Magazine family insert poverty scholarship into its proper place so that this crucial lived knowledge can be recognized and understood. Poverty Scolarship points to solutions based on poverty skolaz' vast experiential knowledge of what works and what can work. This is essential reading for anyone seeking to understand, and end, poverty and all forms of anti-poor people criminalization, violence and exploitation. |
Contents |
1. Poverty scholarship 101 -- 2. Linguistic domination, language supremacy, and the myth of illiteracy -- 3. Media: Poverty journalism, "I" journalism, revolutionary and real media by poverty skolaz -- 4. Art and cultural work -- 5. Poor people-led education, we-search, and information vs. institution-led akkkademia, research, and destruction -- 6. Liberarting the poor body of color from hellthcare, poverty pimps, and social work -- 7. Underground economic strategies, unrecognized work, and survival work -- 8. Default colonizers, 21st-century missionaries, and our own poor people-led movements -- 9. Homefulness: A poor people-led solution to homelessness -- 10. Community reparations and revolutionary giving: Moving away from philanthro-pimping and the non-profit industrial complex -- 11. Liberation, decolonization, and building poor people-led self-determinations -- The people's glossary. |
Language |
Alternate spellings of words are utilized throughout this book as a societal reclamation of language. |
Subject |
Poverty.
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Poor -- Political activity.
(OCoLC)fst01071131
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Political activists.
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Poverty -- Social conditions.
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Social movements. (OCoLC)fst01122657
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Local Subject |
Poor people.
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Subject |
Poor.
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Social action.
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Social movements.
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Homelessness.
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Homelessness. (OCoLC)fst00959545
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Local Subject |
Poor people -- Political activity.
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Subject |
Poverty. (OCoLC)fst01074093
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Poor -- Political activity.
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Political activists. (OCoLC)fst01069192
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Poor. (OCoLC)fst01071040
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Social action. (OCoLC)fst01122251
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Added Author |
Gray-Garcia, Lisa, author.
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Garcia, Dee.
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POOR Magazine.
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Cover Title |
Poverty scholarship : poor people-led theory, art, words, & tears across Mama Earth |
ISBN |
9781732925007 |
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1732925003 |
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