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They Told Us to Move: Dakota—Cassia
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Ng Kok Hoe, The Cassia Resettlement Team  | Ethos Books

They Told Us to Move: Dakota—Cassia

from RM33.12 MYR

Goodreads rating: 4.34

from RM33.12 MYR

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This book would be a great read for anyone interested in understanding the experiences and struggles of people who have been forced to move due to displacement. The authors use personal stories to explore the ways in which these communities resist displacement and assert their right to a place to call home. The unique feature of this book is the diverse stories and voices represented, making it a comprehensive and insightful read.
Children of Las Vegas - True Stories of Growing Up in the World's Playground
Timothy O'Grady | Ethos Books

Children of Las Vegas - True Stories of Growing Up in the World's Playground

from RM33.12 MYR

Goodreads rating: 4.0

from RM33.12 MYR

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"Children Of Las Vegas" offers an eye-opening perspective that's as gripping as it is sobering. Imagine the glitz and glamour of Las Vegas, then peel back the veneer to reveal the stark realities of those who call this dazzling city "home." O'Grady gives a voice to the unheard stories of struggle and resilience that exist in the shadows of Sin City's neon lights. It's a poignant read for anyone fascinated by the contrast between the city's surface allure and the deeper, more complex lives of its residents.
This Is What Inequality Looks Like
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You Yenn Teo | Ethos Books

This Is What Inequality Looks Like

from RM44.28 MYR

Goodreads rating: 4.45

from RM44.28 MYR

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If you want to truly understand the realities of inequality in Singapore, "This is What Inequality Looks Like" is a must-read. Through a series of thought-provoking essays, Teo You Yenn offers a deep dive into the experiences of low-income individuals and reveals the intersection between personal struggles and systemic inequality. This book will challenge your perspective, broaden your empathy, and inspire you to take action towards a more equitable society.
They Told Us to Move: Dakota—Cassia
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Ng Kok Hoe, The Cassia Resettlement Team  | Ethos Books

They Told Us to Move: Dakota—Cassia

from RM33.12 MYR

Goodreads rating: 4.34

from RM33.12 MYR

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"They Told Us To Move" offers a rare and intimate glimpse into the hearts and lives disrupted by urban redevelopment. Reading this, you'll connect with the strength and spirit of the Dakota Crescent community, feel the deep impact of their experiences, and gain insight into the complexities of social change. Whether you're passionate about social issues, urban planning, or simply love human stories, this book is a window into the trials and reaffirmations of communal bonds in the face of inevitable transformation.