Storming Caesars Palace: How Black Mothers Fought Their Own War on Poverty
Annelise Orleck’s Storming Caesars Palace centers Black mothers who confronted poverty and demanded change. Framing their efforts as their own war on poverty, the book explores the intersection of race, gender, activism, and American history.
About This Book
Storming Caesars Palace, by Annelise Orleck, focuses on Black mothers and their fight against poverty.
The book presents their efforts as a form of organized struggle, emphasizing the role of mothers in seeking change.
With its focus on poverty, race, gender, and activism, this work offers a perspective on American social and political history.
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