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Scott uses Smith's life as a lens to investigate broad issues in history
Through careful analysis and use of personal correspondence
The authors' approach integrates strategy instruction
New to this Edition: Highlights the 2015 Council on Social Work Education's (CSWE) Policies and Accreditation Standards throughout the text
Maria John assesses the histories of urban Indigenous health activism in the United States and Australia and how it has sought to counter the medical mistreatment and neglect that Indigenous people have historically faced in these nations
Ableist Rhetoric Deborah Farber Scott uses Smith's life asExamines the rhetorical practices that generate and sustain discrimination against disabled people. Demonstrates how ableist values, knowledge, and ways of seeing pervade Western culture and influence social institutions such as law, sport, and religion.
