Strangers in Their Own Land

Strangers in Their Own Land

by

Arlie Russell Hochschild

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An umbrella group started by General Honoré and Mike Schaff to unite environmental activist organizations in Louisiana.

The Green Army Quotes in Strangers in Their Own Land

The Strangers in Their Own Land quotes below are all either spoken by The Green Army or refer to The Green Army. For each quote, you can also see the other terms and themes related to it (each theme is indicated by its own dot and icon, like this one:
Trust, Empathy, and Political Progress Theme Icon
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Chapter 13 Quotes

“We need Mikes.” Don't be a Cowboy in enduring pollution, he seemed to say. Be a Cowboy fighting it.

Related Characters: Arlie Russell Hochschild (speaker), Russel Honoré (speaker), Mike Schaff , Donny McCorquodale
Related Symbols: The Bayou Corne Sinkhole
Page Number: 195
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The Green Army Term Timeline in Strangers in Their Own Land

The timeline below shows where the term The Green Army appears in Strangers in Their Own Land. The colored dots and icons indicate which themes are associated with that appearance.
Chapter 4 – The Candidates
Trust, Empathy, and Political Progress Theme Icon
Government Regulation and Individual Freedom Theme Icon
The Environment and the Economy Theme Icon
Personal Identity and Emotional Self-Interest Theme Icon
...without considering its downsides. To help create awareness about pollution in Louisiana, Honoré started “ The Green Army ,” an umbrella group for smaller environmentalist organizations. (full context)
Chapter 13 – The Rebel: A Team Loyalist with a New Cause
The Environment and the Economy Theme Icon
Personal Identity and Emotional Self-Interest Theme Icon
...of residents and got in touch with General Honoré. Honoré worked with them to start the Green Army , an umbrella group for smaller environmental organizations, and hoped that people would stop thinking... (full context)