Chapter 12 THE STRUGGLE TO ABOLISH ENVIRONMENTAL AND ECONOMIC RACISM Asian Radical Imagining from the Homeland to the Front Line

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS vii
3. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ix
4. Introduction BUILDING AN ARCHIVE OF ASIAN AMERICAN ORGANIZING PRAXIS 1
5. PART 1 INCARCERATIONS, DISPLACEMENTS, AND TRANSFORMATIONS
6. Chapter 1 PRISON-TO- LEADERSHIP PIPELINE Asian American Prisoner Activism 37
7. Chapter 2 HO‘OPONO MAMO AND RESTORATIVE PRACTICES Reflections on Scholar Activism in Juvenile Justice Systems Change 63
8. Chapter 3 THE STREETS OF SOMA Building Community amid Displacement in San Francisc 87
9. PART 2 INTERNATIONALISM AND LOCAL STRUGGLES
10. Chapter 4 DISMANTLING THE “UNDOCUMENTED KOREAN BOX” Race, Education, and Undocumented Korean Immigrant Activism for Liberation 109
11. Chapter 5 DRIVERS ON THE FRONT LINES The New York Taxi Workers Alliance, Neoliberalism, and Global Pandemic—An Interview with Javaid Tariq 130
12. Chapter 6 BAYAN USA Filipino Transnational Radical Activism in the United States in the Twenty-First Century 147
13. PART 3 POLITICAL EDUCATION AND RADICAL PEDAGOGY
14. Chapter 7 POLITICAL EDUCATION AS REVOLUTIONARY PRAXIS 173
15. Chapter 8 “ORGANIZING WHEREVER YOUR FEET LAND” Reconceptualizing Writing and Writing Instruction in the Legacy of Asian American Activism 200
16. Chapter 9 HOW DOES IT FEEL TO BE ON THE PRECIPICE? ChangeLab, A Racial Justice Experiment 213
17. PART 4 ON MOVEMENT BUILDING Shaped by the Past, Creating New Futures
18. Chapter 10 ON MOVEMENT PRAXIS IN THE ERA OF TRUMPISM 231
19. Chapter 11 “PETE WILSON TRYING TO SEE US ALL BROKE” Asian American Cross-Racial Student Activism in 1990s California 250
20. Chapter 12 THE STRUGGLE TO ABOLISH ENVIRONMENTAL AND ECONOMIC RACISM Asian Radical Imagining from the Homeland to the Front Line 278
21. Epilogue RADICAL LOVE FOR A NEW GENERATION 303
22. CONTRIBUTORS 311
23. INDEX 315