Altars in the Street

Name/Title

Altars in the Street

Entry/Object ID

2023.23.1

Description

Altars in the Street is the personal chronicle of Melody Ermachild Chavis, who bought a house in what was a quiet interracial neighborhood on the south side of Berkeley, California, but which became a place where drugs and violence were growth industries. It is about the life of a mother trying with other mothers to raise children in a dangerous world.

Lexicon

Search Terms

Community development, Crime prevention, Political activists, Buddhism

Other Names and Numbers

Other Numbers

Number Type

File number

Other Number

HN80.B54 C47 1997

Dimensions

Dimension Notes

x, 257 pages ; 22 cm

Book Details

Place Published

* Untyped Place Published

New York

Date Published

1997

Call No.

HN80.B54C47 1997

Location

Other

Bookcase E