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Drama helps movements draw attention to their issues, but it won’t come without creativity and direct action tactics that reach beyond the choir.
- Review
America is as hard to find as ever
Kathleen Alcott’s new novel “America Was Hard to Find” puts the U.S. under a microscope to reveal its staggering beauty and rapacious violence.
Thank you for posting these experiments. The other day I participated in a webinar that itemized so many of the nonviolent political revolutions in countries all over the world over the last century.
I was not taught about these in any history class, and learning about these nonviolent success stories at long last, gave me a sense of hope and connection to the vision. So I am so appreciative of your getting the word out about ongoing nonviolent social movements and encourage you to continue to do so.