First published 2019
Beneath the rural-urban divide lies a wellspring of grassroots activism. In "Left Elsewhere," Elizabeth Catte takes us into the heart of these overlooked communities, revealing their bold solutions to the opioid crisis, living wages for teachers, and other hard-won victories. From small-town health clinics to statehouse brawls, these are the unsung battles that could shape the future of the left.
Genres: contemporary, non-fiction, activism, american-history
Vibes: emotional, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: social-justice, underdog
128 pages · Paperback · Boston Review