A Dream Foreclosed

Hurry — you have less than two weeks to become a member of Waging Nonviolence and receive a signed copy of associate editor Laura Gottesdiener’s first book A Dream Foreclosed: Black America and the Fight for a Place to Call Home, published by Zuccotti Park Press.

As Tom Dispatch wrote today, “Gottesdiener’s new book, A Dream Foreclosed: Black America and the Fight for a Place to Call Home, is a people’s history of the financial crisis that jolted this country and has never ended.  It has been hailed by Naomi Klein as ‘riveting’ and Noam Chomsky as a ‘most valuable study… with historical depth and analytical insight.’”

Join Waging Nonviolence for $5/a month or more and help support independent reporting on social movements around the globe while also receiving a signed copy of Laura’s first book!

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