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WNV is hiring an Interviews Writer
Waging Nonviolence is hiring a writer to interview leading movement figures and analysts and produce one Q&A-style article per week. The writer will work with our small editorial team to identify the interview subject each week. For the most part, we’ll be looking to hear from activists, organizers and scholars who can shed light on… More
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How protests that double as trainings are growing this fossil fuel divestment campaign
By melding theory and practice, Philadelphia’s Vanguard S.O.S. are building skills and collective power.
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How a small activist sailing ship successfully challenged the nuclear arms race
The 1958 voyage of the Golden Rule offers important strategic lessons on how to confront an overwhelming evil and win.
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A comment: The narrator describes the person he killed as having blond hair and blue eyes, “like an angel.” That affects him deeply. Not to be cynical about it, but I wonder if he would have suffered less over the years if the person he killed hadn’t looked like him (or like people he knew). I wonder if American soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan end up (consciously or not) nurturing a racist view of their olive-skinned opponents to better cope with the killing.