Tag

Civil rights movement

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Plowshares sentencing shows U.S. government afraid of peace activists

February 20, 2014

Reflections on Pete Seeger’s life well sung

January 28, 2014

When Martin Luther King gave up his guns

January 15, 2014

Mark Engler and Paul Engler

Let the culture have Mandela

December 10, 2013

Jonathan Matthew Smucker

Glenn Smiley would be smiling

November 9, 2013

Review

Has civil disobedience become too predictable?

November 5, 2013

From Fruitvale Station to the streets

September 4, 2013

The world as King’s classroom

August 30, 2013

With nothing to lose and a living wage to win, fast-food walkouts spread

August 29, 2013

A movement without beginning or end — a conversation with King scholar Clayborne Carson

August 28, 2013

Civil disobedience as law enforcement

August 14, 2013

Fast-food strikes fight the slide into junk wages — for all of us

August 7, 2013

Which side of history do you stand on?

August 5, 2013

Sweep out dirty politics — and stop the Keystone XL in the process

July 25, 2013

George Lakey and Daniel Hunter

Take me to your leader

July 8, 2013

Apply now to the James Lawson Institute

July 8, 2013

8 skills of a well-trained activist

June 11, 2013

Should we bother trying to change our opponents’ hearts?

June 4, 2013

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

May 14, 2013

Writing my book of gratitude

May 2, 2013

Where the gun control campaign went wrong

April 23, 2013

Climate activists can still win even if they lose on KXL

April 22, 2013

Of monarchs and migrants — the arts of the immigration movement

April 10, 2013

NYC fast-food workers fight back against super-sized corporations

April 4, 2013

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