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table of contents
  1. Cover
  2. Title Page
  3. Copyright Page
  4. Contents
  5. Acknowledgments
  6. Introduction: Abolishing Poverty: Toward Pluriverse Futures and Politics
  7. Chapter 1. Of Promise and Problem: The Poverty Politics of Recognition, Race, and Community in Tulsa, Oklahoma
  8. Chapter 2. The Whiteness of Poverty Studies: Abolishing Poverty and Engaging Relational Politics
  9. Chapter 3. Relationality as Resistance: Dismantling Colonialism and Racial Capitalism
  10. Chapter 4. Anonymous Communion: Black Queer Communities and Anti-Black Violence within the HIV/AIDS Epidemic
  11. Chapter 5. Compassionate Solidarities: Nos/Otras and a Nepantla Praxis of Care
  12. Chapter 6. Refusal, Service, and Collective Agency: The Everyday and Quiet Resistance of Black Southern Activists
  13. Chapter 7. Storying Relations: A Method in Pursuit of Collective Liberation
  14. Contributors
  15. Index

Abolishing Poverty

TOWARD PLURIVERSE FUTURES AND POLITICS

VICTORIA LAWSON, SARAH ELWOOD, MICHELLE DAIGLE, YOLANDA GONZÁLEZ MENDOZA, ANA P. GUTIÉRREZ GARZA, JUAN HERRERA, ELLEN KOHL, JOVAN SCOTT LEWIS, AARON MALLORY, PRISCILLA MCCUTCHEON, MARGARET MARIETTA RAMÍREZ, AND CHANDAN REDDY

THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA PRESS
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