The Other America: Poverty in the United States

The Other America is a seminal work of sociology. This illuminating, profoundly moving classic is still all too relevant for today’s America.

When Michael Harrington’s masterpiece, The Other America, was first published in 1962, it was hailed as an explosive work and became a galvanizing force for the war on poverty. Harrington shed light on the lives of the poor—from farm to city—and the social forces that relegated them to their difficult situations. He was determined to make poverty in the United States visible and his observations and analyses have had a profound effect on our country, radically changing how we view the poor and the policies we employ to help them.

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Shelf wear, including edge wear and light scuffing. Creasing to the cover. Age-toned. Former institutional library book, with angled library pocket on first inside page. In G condition.

by Michael Harrington

MHARR-OTHER || loc. f:pb-nonfic(poli/econ)

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Weight 12 oz
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