This book focuses on how Asian and Latin@ immigrant activists for environmental justice in Los Angeles navigate sickness and premature death and, most importantly, their political push-back against it.
This book focuses on how Asian and Latin@ immigrant activists for environmental justice in Los Angeles navigate sickness and premature death and, most importantly, their political push-back against it.
Nadia Y. Kim is Professor of Sociology at Loyola Marymount University. She is the author of the award-winning book Imperial Citizens (Stanford, 2008).
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: Fighting for Breath in the Other LA 1. Neoliberal Embodied Assault 2. Emotions as Power 3. Every Body Matters 4. "Our Community Has Boundaries": Race and Class Matter 5. Citizenship as Gendered Caring 6. politics Without the Politics 7. The Kids Will Save Us Afterword: Toward Bioneglect
Introduction: Fighting for Breath in the Other LA 1. Neoliberal Embodied Assault 2. Emotions as Power 3. Every Body Matters 4. "Our Community Has Boundaries": Race and Class Matter 5. Citizenship as Gendered Caring 6. politics Without the Politics 7. The Kids Will Save Us Afterword: Toward Bioneglect
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