Class warfare in Black Atlanta : grassroots struggles, power, and repression under gentrification / Augustus Wood.
2025
E185.93.G4 W58 2025
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Title
Class warfare in Black Atlanta : grassroots struggles, power, and repression under gentrification / Augustus Wood.
ISBN
9781469685724 (electronic bk.)
1469685728 (electronic bk.)
9781469685670
1469685671
9781469685687
146968568X
1469685728 (electronic bk.)
9781469685670
1469685671
9781469685687
146968568X
Published
Chapel Hill : The University of North Carolina Press, [2025]
Language
English
Description
1 online resource (360 pages) : illustrations (black and white), map (black and white.
Other Standard Identifiers
CIPO000209014
Call Number
E185.93.G4 W58 2025
System Control No.
jst22573/CATS28713872
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Formatted Contents Note
Vine City as the World Trade Center
The Black worker struck first: Black power, protonationalism, and the working-class offensive
The Black urban regime strikes back: retrenchment, repression, and the roots of gentrification in Atlanta
The spoils of class war: neoliberalization and the fragmentation of Black working-class Atlanta
Don't work yourself into a shoot, brother! The new nadir and new tools of class war in Olympic-era Atlanta
The final bite of the apple: nonprofits and petty bourgeois "activisim" in post-Olympic Atlanta
Robbing Peter to pay Paul: suburbanization and subproletarianization of the Black working class
The Black worker: what is to be done?
The Black worker struck first: Black power, protonationalism, and the working-class offensive
The Black urban regime strikes back: retrenchment, repression, and the roots of gentrification in Atlanta
The spoils of class war: neoliberalization and the fragmentation of Black working-class Atlanta
Don't work yourself into a shoot, brother! The new nadir and new tools of class war in Olympic-era Atlanta
The final bite of the apple: nonprofits and petty bourgeois "activisim" in post-Olympic Atlanta
Robbing Peter to pay Paul: suburbanization and subproletarianization of the Black working class
The Black worker: what is to be done?
Reproduction
Electronic reproduction. New York Available via World Wide Web.
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Series
Justice, power, and politics.
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ebook version :
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