In collaboration with openDemocracy.net’s Transformation section, this is a series of articles about the cutting edge in nonviolent struggle at the intersection between the personal and the social.
Coming into town as a typical labor union wouldn’t do any good. To build community power, we would have to create a movement.
How we human beings think of ourselves as being able to make social and political change is shaped — or distorted — by how we understand the past.
Civil resistance campaigns should avoid the belief that the people and the military are always “one hand,” as has been chanted so often in Egypt.
It wasn’t really until I was standing on the west side of Hoboken, N.J., in water and oil up to my thigh, that climate change really made sense.