A collection that does not so much mirror the present as it does tradition the present, locating present concerns in a set of stories, practices, and values that have circulated over the past half century and that still have pull for progressives today.
—Vincent Lloyd, author (with Joshua Dubler) of Break Every Yoke: Religion, Justice, and the Abolition of Prisons
This vibrant collection brings together a stunning array of hard-to-find texts to create an indispensable treasury of radical thought and practice in the United States. With this smartly curated volume, Berger and Hobsonhave created a vital resource for scholars and activists, highlighting the key debates and players across forty complex years of grassroots radical organizing.
—L. A. Kaufmann, author of Direct Action and How to Read a Protest
—Vincent Lloyd, author (with Joshua Dubler) of Break Every Yoke: Religion, Justice, and the Abolition of Prisons
This vibrant collection brings together a stunning array of hard-to-find texts to create an indispensable treasury of radical thought and practice in the United States. With this smartly curated volume, Berger and Hobsonhave created a vital resource for scholars and activists, highlighting the key debates and players across forty complex years of grassroots radical organizing.
—L. A. Kaufmann, author of Direct Action and How to Read a Protest