Citizen Action and the New American Populism

In "Citizen Action and the New American Populism," delve into the transformative world of Heather Booth, a pioneering force in advocating for education equity, economic justice, and racial justice. Published in 1986, this compelling book captures the essence of grassroots mobilization and its profound impact on American society. Ideal for adult education groups, the narrative weaves through Booth's strategic mobilizations that challenged and reshaped conventional approaches to activism. Readers are invited to explore how Booth’s leadership in various campaigns not only highlighted societal inequalities but also charted the course for new methodologies in achieving substantial social reform. This book is not only a historical account but also a call to action, urging today’s citizens to engage and persist in their fight for justice across multiple domains. As you turn the clean, tightly bound pages of this insightful work, reflect on how you can contribute to continuing this vital work in your community.