A People's Atlas of Detroit (Great Lakes Books)
by Andrew Newman, Paul Rodriguez, Robert Johnson, Jerry Smith, Herbert Jones, Tiya Miles, Sarah Khan, Wayne Curtis, Linda Campbell, Sara Safransky, Tim Stallmann, Janice Hale, Michelle Cassidy, Emily Macgillivray, Alexandra Passarelli, Kaisha Brezina, Shanna Merola, Zak Rosen, Jessi Quizar, Kezia Curtis, Amelia Wieske, Andrea Sankar, Mark Luborsky, Lee Rodney, Michael Darroch, Alex B. Hill, Isaac Ginsberg Miller, Amy Senese, Shea Howell, Tawana "Honeycomb" Petty, James Perkinson, Josiah Rector, Syri Simpson, Imani Harris, Gabriela Alcazar, Rhonda Anderson, Danielle Atkinson, Lila Cabbil, William Copeland, Dessa Cosma, Patrick Crouch, Isra El-Beshir, Dianne Feeley, Tanesha Flowers, Lee Gaddies, Joselyn Fitzpatrick Harris, Jeanine Hatcher, Elena Herrada, Charity Hicks, Carmen Malis King, Jacqueline Lacey, Jenny Lee, Vincent Martin, Michelle Martinez, Cecily Mcclellan, Cece Mcguire, Gregg Newsom, Tova Perlmutter, Ayana Rubio, Lauren Rosenthal, Joan Ross, Betty Scruse, Yusef "Bunchy" Shakur, Lottie Spady, Soh Suzuki, Deborah Williamson, Malik Yakini, Jeannette Marble, Kate Levy, Kathy Foster
A People's Atlas of Detroit brings together an expansive group of contributors to examine the city through collective perspectives. As part of the Great Lakes Books series, this atlas offers a broad, place-centered exploration of Detroit, its communities, and the many ways a city can be understood.
About This Book
A People's Atlas of Detroit offers a collaborative portrait of Detroit through the work of numerous contributors.
Framed as an atlas, the book focuses on the city as a place shaped by people, communities, and perspectives.
Its extensive list of authors reflects a broad, collective approach to understanding Detroit.
Part of the Great Lakes Books series, this volume invites readers to explore the city through a combination of geographic and social perspectives.
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