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Dismantling The Ivory Tower: A How-To Guide for POC Charting New Strategies for Social Justice Organizing

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Published  August 17, 2018  

A How-To Guide for People of Color Charting New Strategies for Social Justice Organizing.

Bailey, M., Bailey, V., Green, K., & Johnson, J. M. (2015). “Dismantling The Ivory Tower: A How-To Guide for POC Charting New Strategies for Social Justice Organizing“. Detroit, MI: Allied Media Conference.

Published  August 17, 2018  

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