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This resource provides a wide-ranging survey of the past, present, and future of youth activism in the USA and around the world. The work places a special focus on prominent youth activists, their organizations, and the causes to which they are determined to make change, including civil rights, environmental issues such as climate change, gender and LGBTQ+ rights, and US military actions and financial investments to which they are opposed. How has youth activism changed over the decades? What are the keys to fostering civic engagement among young people? What tools do young people use now to…mehr
This resource provides a wide-ranging survey of the past, present, and future of youth activism in the USA and around the world. The work places a special focus on prominent youth activists, their organizations, and the causes to which they are determined to make change, including civil rights, environmental issues such as climate change, gender and LGBTQ+ rights, and US military actions and financial investments to which they are opposed. How has youth activism changed over the decades? What are the keys to fostering civic engagement among young people? What tools do young people use now to advance political causes important to them? What impact are they having on political and legal struggles over climate change, immigration, and civil rights? This all-in-one resource answers all those questions and more.
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Autorenporträt
Hava Rachel Gordon, Ph.D. is a professor of sociology at the University of Denver. She specializes in the social construction of inequalities such as gender, race, class and age; social movements; and schooling and education in the context of neoliberalism. She is the author of We Fight to Win: Inequality and the Politics of Youth Activism (2009) and This is Our School! Race and Community Resistance to School Reform (2021), which won the 2023 Outstanding Book Award from the American Educational Research Association. She teaches courses on gender, globalization, youth, research methods, and social movements.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface 1. Background and History Defining Youth -Inventing America, Inventing Youth -Teenagers, Stereotypes, and Social Inequality -College Student Activism -High School Student Activism Defining Activism -Civic and Movement Organizations -School-based Activism -Internet-based Activism -Conservative and Right-Wing Youth Activism: Gangs, Subcultures, or Movements? Youth Activism in Historical and Global Perspective -Women's Suffrage -Civil Rights Movement -Anti-globalization, Arab Spring, and Occupy Movements -Immigrants' Rights Movements -Environmental Justice Movements -Gender and LGBTQIA* Movements -Labor Movements Bibliography 2. Problems, Controversies, and Solutions Debates over Youth Engagement and Apathy -Apathetic, Misguided, and Temporary: Moral Panics about Young People's Politics -Youth Civic Engagement Programs -Youth Councils Ageism and Youth Activism -Ageism in Social Movement Networks and Organizations -Ageism in Interpersonal Relationships Solutions -Kids as Teachers and Organizers: Horizontal Political Development -Socializing Up and Out: Youth as Movement Innovators -That's Ageist! Recognizing and Interrupting Adultism Youth Subcultural Resistance and Activism -Hippies: Utopian Youth Movements -Punk: Confronting Authority through Style -Hip Hop Languages: Graffiti and Spoken Word Counterstories -Hippie, Punk, and Hip-Hop Cultures: Reverberations across Time and Space Outcomes of Youth Activism -Biographical Outcomes -Institutional Impact: Schools and Workplaces -Law and Policy Outcomes -Cultural Outcomes Bibliography 3. Perspectives Relationships Are Key for Creating Social Change, Charla Agnoletti Empowering Youth: The Role of Agency in Creative Development Programs, Stephen Smith-Contreras From Shared Spaces of Appearance to Radical Loneliness: Understanding the Conditions of Youth Relational Agency and Political Action, Cihan Erdal Researching Youth Activism: Uncovering the Role of Social Class, Jacqueline Kennelly Healing and Youth Organizing, May Lin 4. Profiles Individuals -Ella Baker (1903-1986) -Stokely Carmichael/Kwame Ture (1941-1998) -Vickie Castro (1946- ) -Jasilyn Charger (they/them, 1996- ) -Maxwell Frost (1997-) -X (formerly Emma) González (they/them, 1999-) -Tom Hayden (1939-2016) -Mario Savio (1942-1996) -Greta Thunberg (2003- ) -Camila Vallejo (1988- ) -Joshua Wong Chi-fung (1996- ) Organizations -Black Lives Matter -Extinction Rebellion Youth -Jobbik -United Students Against Sweatshops -Young Americans for Freedom Bibliography 5. Documents Port Huron Statement (1962) El Plan de Santa Barbara (1969) Woodward Report on Freedom of Expression at Yale (1974) Jamie Margolin's Congressional Testimony (2019) Held v. Montana Court Ruling (2023) Students for Life America Amicus Brief (2024) 6. Resources Books and Articles -Biographical Causes and Impacts of Youth Activism -Civil Rights and Post-Civil Rights Youth Activism -College Student Activism -Digital Activism -Environmental Activism -Global Justice Activism -High School Student Activism -Intergenerational and Generational Politics -Intersectionality -Neoliberalism -Subcultures and Activism -Youth Civic Engagement and Citizenship Politics Documentary Films 7. Chronology Glossary Index
Preface 1. Background and History Defining Youth -Inventing America, Inventing Youth -Teenagers, Stereotypes, and Social Inequality -College Student Activism -High School Student Activism Defining Activism -Civic and Movement Organizations -School-based Activism -Internet-based Activism -Conservative and Right-Wing Youth Activism: Gangs, Subcultures, or Movements? Youth Activism in Historical and Global Perspective -Women's Suffrage -Civil Rights Movement -Anti-globalization, Arab Spring, and Occupy Movements -Immigrants' Rights Movements -Environmental Justice Movements -Gender and LGBTQIA* Movements -Labor Movements Bibliography 2. Problems, Controversies, and Solutions Debates over Youth Engagement and Apathy -Apathetic, Misguided, and Temporary: Moral Panics about Young People's Politics -Youth Civic Engagement Programs -Youth Councils Ageism and Youth Activism -Ageism in Social Movement Networks and Organizations -Ageism in Interpersonal Relationships Solutions -Kids as Teachers and Organizers: Horizontal Political Development -Socializing Up and Out: Youth as Movement Innovators -That's Ageist! Recognizing and Interrupting Adultism Youth Subcultural Resistance and Activism -Hippies: Utopian Youth Movements -Punk: Confronting Authority through Style -Hip Hop Languages: Graffiti and Spoken Word Counterstories -Hippie, Punk, and Hip-Hop Cultures: Reverberations across Time and Space Outcomes of Youth Activism -Biographical Outcomes -Institutional Impact: Schools and Workplaces -Law and Policy Outcomes -Cultural Outcomes Bibliography 3. Perspectives Relationships Are Key for Creating Social Change, Charla Agnoletti Empowering Youth: The Role of Agency in Creative Development Programs, Stephen Smith-Contreras From Shared Spaces of Appearance to Radical Loneliness: Understanding the Conditions of Youth Relational Agency and Political Action, Cihan Erdal Researching Youth Activism: Uncovering the Role of Social Class, Jacqueline Kennelly Healing and Youth Organizing, May Lin 4. Profiles Individuals -Ella Baker (1903-1986) -Stokely Carmichael/Kwame Ture (1941-1998) -Vickie Castro (1946- ) -Jasilyn Charger (they/them, 1996- ) -Maxwell Frost (1997-) -X (formerly Emma) González (they/them, 1999-) -Tom Hayden (1939-2016) -Mario Savio (1942-1996) -Greta Thunberg (2003- ) -Camila Vallejo (1988- ) -Joshua Wong Chi-fung (1996- ) Organizations -Black Lives Matter -Extinction Rebellion Youth -Jobbik -United Students Against Sweatshops -Young Americans for Freedom Bibliography 5. Documents Port Huron Statement (1962) El Plan de Santa Barbara (1969) Woodward Report on Freedom of Expression at Yale (1974) Jamie Margolin's Congressional Testimony (2019) Held v. Montana Court Ruling (2023) Students for Life America Amicus Brief (2024) 6. Resources Books and Articles -Biographical Causes and Impacts of Youth Activism -Civil Rights and Post-Civil Rights Youth Activism -College Student Activism -Digital Activism -Environmental Activism -Global Justice Activism -High School Student Activism -Intergenerational and Generational Politics -Intersectionality -Neoliberalism -Subcultures and Activism -Youth Civic Engagement and Citizenship Politics Documentary Films 7. Chronology Glossary Index
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