Cover
Half Title
Title
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
Acknowledgments
In the Activists' Kitchen: An Introduction
Part I. Making the Common Good the Common Will: Social Movements and Political Organizing
1. Goodwyn and the Democratic Coalition of Texas
2. Without Dissent There Can Be No Democracy
3. The Larry Way
4. Calm Up: Dr. Goodwyn's Workshop
5. Larry Goodwyn, Obama Volunteer
6. Movement Culture in Durham, North Carolina
7. A Democrat for the Ages
8. Nell's Kitchen, Larry's War Room
9. Goodwyn Taught Me How to Live in 2019 Two Decades Ago
Part II. "The Point of the Entire Thing": Teaching inside Democratic Relationships
10. Family Politics: Son of a Little-d Democrat
11. You Already Know Everything
12. "Can I Buy You a Beer?": Goodwyn's America
13. Mentoring as Community-Building
14. Why Is Your Voice So Small?
15. From the Bottom of the Mud Hole
16. Goodwyn 101
17. A History-Changing Partnership
18. Ask Unsanctioned Questions: Interviewing Activists
Part III. Challenge the Smug Orthodoxy: Democratic Money and Writing History
19. To Break the Hold of the Money Class: The Sub-Treasury Plan
20. Unfulfilled Thirst
21. How Lawrence Goodwyn Gave Me My Life
22. Collective Self-Confidence: African American Women's Organizing in Tobacco Leaf Houses
23. Imagination, Silence, and Movement Life
24. Reclaiming Democracy in the Twenty-First Century: A Challenge
Epilogue
List of Contributors
Index
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