Violent repression can’t stop us — anywhere in the world

Drawing of Bloody Sunday in St. Petersburg, Russia, when unarmed demonstrators marching to present a petition to Nicholas II were shot at by the Imperial Guard in front of the Winter Palace on January 22, 1905. (Wikipedia)

Each side — those responsible for stopping movements for justice and those of us building those movements — can learn from the history of struggle.

Waging Nonviolence
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