Fighting for New York : Activism for Health and Social Justice since the 1960s

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Fighting for New York : Activism for Health and Social Justice since the 1960s

Freudenberg, Nicholas

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Columbia University Press（2026/07発売）
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製本 Paperback:紙装版/ペーパーバック版／ページ数 360 p.
言語 ENG
商品コード 9780231221405

Full Description

What would New York City look like without the hard-won victories of social movements? From the Young Lords campaigns to prevent lead poisoning and tuberculosis in the late 1960s to ACT UP's fight for people affected by AIDS in the early 1990s through Housing Justice for All's recent advocacy for tenants, generations of activists have struggled to make the city a healthier and more equal place for all.

Fighting for New York is a pragmatic account of health-focused social movements over the past several decades. Nicholas Freudenberg—a longtime public health professional, researcher, and activist—examines a variety of cases, from campaigns for reproductive rights, environmental justice, and free school lunch to the Close Rikers Island and Fight for $15 movements. He analyzes how activist leaders, members, and organizations approach injustices, build coalitions, frame their messages, and define success, considering which strategies worked and which failed to achieve their goals.

Fighting for New York synthesizes the lessons of these campaigns into practical guidance for the activists, health professionals, and policy makers of today and tomorrow, suggesting specific strategies gleaned from decades of experience. Highlighting the voices of activists, this book is a riveting account of struggles to improve living conditions and uphold human dignity.

Preface
1. Frameworks for Investigating Activism for Health and Social Justice in New York City
2. How New York City's Politics and Economy Shape Activism
3. How Activists Define the Problem
4. How Activists Decide to Take on the Problem They Identify
5. How Activists Engage People in Their Campaigns
6. How Activists Choose Strategies and Tactics
7. How Activists Forge Relationships with Allies and Opponents
8. How Activist Campaigns Interact with Local, National, and Global Movements
9. How Activists Evaluate Their Work
10. What Next? Translating Lessons from Sixty Years of Health Activism in New York City Into Practice
Acknowledgments
Notes
Index