People Before Highways

Discover the powerful narrative of People Before Highways by Karilyn Crockett, published by the University of Massachusetts Press in 2018. This compelling paperback explores the intersection of community activism and urban development through a rich blend of archival research, ethnographic fieldwork, and oral histories. With 224 pages of insightful analysis, Crockett delves into a local anti-highway protest, revealing its profound social, political, and environmental significance. The book not only highlights the grassroots efforts of individuals fighting for their neighborhoods but also examines the broader national implications of such movements. Perfect for readers interested in social justice, urban studies, and environmental activism, People Before Highways is an essential addition to your bookshelf. Join Karilyn Crockett in understanding the importance of prioritizing people over infrastructure.