| A New and Unsettling Force Reigniting Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. 's Poor People's Campaign | | | Editor:
| Baptist, Willie
Theoharis, Liz
Webb, Alix | | Author:
| Baptist, Willie
Theoharis, Liz
Wessel-McCoy, Colleen
Strife, Joe
Sinclair, Charlene
Wessel-McCoy, John
Kramer, Marian
Grugan, Patrick
Dortch, Evelyn
Gill-Campbell, Joycelyn
Berger, Ilana
Baptist, William
Ruley, Clayton
Dyer, Deesha
Clement, Marilyn
Keys, Charlotte
King, Anne
Wider, Phil
Stark, Garrett
Thomas, Charmayne
Jones, Daniel
Pinguel, Fred
Blount, Ron
Delaney, Maureen
Dorsey, Veronica
Lindsay, Ernest
Scudder, Bernadette
Baptist, Joan
Harper, Alexis
Harper, Mitchell
White, Elayne
McWhite, Felton
Poverty Initiative,
Coalition of Imokalee Workers,
Direct Action Welfare Group,
Domestic Workers United,
Furee,
GeoClan,
Healthcare-NOW!,
Jesus People Against Pollution,
Media Mobilizing Project,
Michigan Welfare Rights Organization,
Nashville Homeless Power,
Pennsylvania Head Start,
Philadelphia Student Union,
Unified Taxi Workers Alliance of Pennsylvania,
Tutwiler Community Education Center,
United Workers,
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| Wessel-McCoy, Colleen
Atkins, Oliver
Boothby, Lawrence
Clark, Anthony
Freeman, Roland
Olson, Robbie
Pogue, Alan
Robertson, Scott
Tiziou, Jacques-Jean | | General Editor:
| Wessel-McCoy, Colleen | | Associate Editor:
| Chapman, Paul
Ripple, Ammon | | As told by:
| Burres, Bertha | | Interviewed By:
| Alston, Onleilove
Bertalan, Juli
Kramer, Marian
McQueen, Derrick | | Transcribed by:
| Drummond, Chloe | | Artist:
| Grugan, Patrick
Casanova, Ron
Crawford, Betty | | Produced by:
| Poverty Initiative, | | ISBN: | 978-0-9850581-0-4 | | Publication Date: | Aug 2009 | | Publisher: | Poverty Initiative
| | Book Format: | Paperback | | List Price: | USD $19.99 | Book Description:
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Almost all discourse about King has focused on his leadership of the Civil Rights Movement. Little has been said about his commitment to ending poverty and even less about his vision for a Poor People’s Campaign as a historic effort of the poor to unite across racial, gender, ethnic, religious, and geographic lines. The text before you hopes to help facilitate larger in-depth discussions and debates about this important period in history, drawing lessons that would help guide us... More DescriptionAlmost all discourse about King has focused on his leadership of the Civil Rights Movement. Little has been said about his commitment to ending poverty and even less about his vision for a Poor People’s Campaign as a historic effort of the poor to unite across racial, gender, ethnic, religious, and geographic lines. The text before you hopes to help facilitate larger in-depth discussions and debates about this important period in history, drawing lessons that would help guide us in our work to accomplish what is most needed in this country today—the reigniting of the Poor People’s Campaign and finishing the unfinished business of Dr. King. | |