Leading activists and progressive advocates show how Trump can be defeated in 2020. Turnout! offers political vision in a detailed manual for turning out millions of non-voters. Community and movement groups and individuals will find this resource valuable for mobilizing voters who can change America's future.
Leading activists and progressive advocates show how Trump can be defeated in 2020. Turnout! offers political vision in a detailed manual for turning out millions of non-voters. Community and movement groups and individuals will find this resource valuable for mobilizing voters who can change America's future.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Charles Derber is Professor of Sociology at Boston College and a noted public intellectual. Professor Derber has written twenty-three books, including several best-sellers reviewed in the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Boston Globe, and other leading media. His most books include Welcome to the Revolution, Moving Beyond Fear, and Glorious Causes . He is a c-editor of the Routledge book series, Universalizing Resistance, and is a life-long activist for peace and justice. Suren Moodliar is editor of the journal Socialism and Democracy and coordinator of encuentro5, a movement-building space in downtown Boston. He is a co-author of A People's Guide to Greater Boston (UC Press, 2020). Matt Nelson is Executive Director of Presente.org-the nation's largest online Latinx organizing group, advancing social justice with technology, media, and culture. Matt also served as the Organizing Director at ColorOfChange.org and has co-founded several cooperative enterprises in multiple midwestern cities. He was recently featured in the first major book on the Ferguson Uprising, Ferguson is America: Roots of Rebellion. He is finishing a new book on how Latinx organizing and cultural power is reshaping US politics (Routledge 2020).
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Acknowledgements 1. Introducing the Emergency Election 2. Our Nation Is Worth Fighting For 3. There Is Time to Save Organized Human Society 4. Making People Count: The Census & the Vote Matter 5. Building the Next Progressive Generation 6. Latinx Social Movements vs #DeepFakes 7. How We Politicize Our Movements to Build the Country of Our Dreams 8. Rocking the Native Vote 9. The Resistance Is Fueled by Women 10. It's About the Next Ten Thousand Years 11. The Coronavirus and the Economy 12. Get Out the Vote for a World Beyond Fossil Fuels 13. Your Vote Can Help Move U.S. Foreign Policy from Militarism to Diplomacy 14. Rebuilding After COVID 19: Equality Equity and a Strong Social Safety Net 15. Excite the Vote: It Takes a Community and a United Front 16. Vote Is a Verb: Applying Lessons from Social Science to GOTV 17. Latino Voter Outreach That Energizes White Voters Too 18. Want More Black Voters? Meet Them Where They Live 19. Winning Alabama 2017: A Roadmap to Success? 20. The Base Versus the Middle: A False Choice for Democrats 21. We Have the Numbers to Win 22. Voting Ourselves A Raise 23. Moms for Housing: Inspiring the Movement for Housing as a Human Right 24. Public Schools and the Path to a Political Majority 25. Guaranteed Quality Comprehensive Healthcare Coverage from Cradle to Grave 26. How to Turn a Person into a Voter 27. Eyes South! Ins and Outs of Voting Abroad for 2020 28. Voter Assemblies to Protect Our Votes 29. A Letter to US College Students
Acknowledgements 1. Introducing the Emergency Election 2. Our Nation Is Worth Fighting For 3. There Is Time to Save Organized Human Society 4. Making People Count: The Census & the Vote Matter 5. Building the Next Progressive Generation 6. Latinx Social Movements vs #DeepFakes 7. How We Politicize Our Movements to Build the Country of Our Dreams 8. Rocking the Native Vote 9. The Resistance Is Fueled by Women 10. It's About the Next Ten Thousand Years 11. The Coronavirus and the Economy 12. Get Out the Vote for a World Beyond Fossil Fuels 13. Your Vote Can Help Move U.S. Foreign Policy from Militarism to Diplomacy 14. Rebuilding After COVID 19: Equality Equity and a Strong Social Safety Net 15. Excite the Vote: It Takes a Community and a United Front 16. Vote Is a Verb: Applying Lessons from Social Science to GOTV 17. Latino Voter Outreach That Energizes White Voters Too 18. Want More Black Voters? Meet Them Where They Live 19. Winning Alabama 2017: A Roadmap to Success? 20. The Base Versus the Middle: A False Choice for Democrats 21. We Have the Numbers to Win 22. Voting Ourselves A Raise 23. Moms for Housing: Inspiring the Movement for Housing as a Human Right 24. Public Schools and the Path to a Political Majority 25. Guaranteed Quality Comprehensive Healthcare Coverage from Cradle to Grave 26. How to Turn a Person into a Voter 27. Eyes South! Ins and Outs of Voting Abroad for 2020 28. Voter Assemblies to Protect Our Votes 29. A Letter to US College Students
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