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No More Prisons

Name: No More Prisons
Brand: Soft Skull Press
SKU: 06571322
Price: 5371 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: William Upski Wimsatt
ISBN: 9781593762056

Urban Life, Homeschooling, Hip-Hop Leadership, the Cool Rich Kids Movement

William Upski Wimsatt

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 06571322

Publishers Soft Skull Press, November 2008

Author William Upski Wimsatt covers a truly remarkable array of topics and perspectives, all while r... Full description

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Author William Upski Wimsatt covers a truly remarkable array of topics and perspectives, all while recounting his own evolution from idealistic urban wanderer to community organizer, from graffiti writer to renowned essayist. Wimsatt delivers stories, strategies, suggestions, straight talk, and conversations with maverick activists. He advocates youth taking charge of their own education, whether it's in or out of school, and promotes the power of young people engaging in philanthropy. A truly original treatise from the paradigm-flipping theorist of youth activism, "No More Prisons" goes beyond pinpointing problems to hone in on solutions, and declares that today's youth is poised to surpass the activist efforts of the 1960s generation.