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Martin Luther King, Jr.

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    From the Berlin Wall to today — Lessons for harnessing the moment of the whirlwind
    November 7, 2014
    and Paul Engler

      How did Gandhi win?
      October 8, 2014
      and Paul Engler

        Climate destruction in the court of public opinion
        October 3, 2014

          Surviving the ups and downs of social movements
          September 3, 2014
          and Paul Engler

            Remembering Vincent Harding, an enduring veteran of hope
            May 21, 2014

              Celebrating 5 years of Waging Nonviolence
              May 20, 2014

                Would Saul Alinsky break his own rules?
                April 2, 2014
                and Paul Engler

                  Plowshares sentencing shows U.S. government afraid of peace activists
                  February 20, 2014

                    Boggs standard time — in Detroit and beyond
                    January 27, 2014

                      When Martin Luther King gave up his guns
                      January 15, 2014
                      and Paul Engler

                        Glenn Smiley would be smiling
                        November 9, 2013
                        • Review

                        Has civil disobedience become too predictable?
                        November 5, 2013

                          What militarists don’t want you to know about the labor movement
                          November 4, 2013

                            Where’s the hope in the midst of a shutdown?
                            October 15, 2013

                              A revolution comes in stages — Occupy or otherwise
                              October 8, 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

                                      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
                                          and Daniel Hunter

                                            Zip! Zapf! Pow! — that’s the power of comics
                                            June 20, 2013

                                              Swarthmore College’s rude awakening to oppression in its midst
                                              May 21, 2013

                                                NYC fast-food workers fight back against super-sized corporations
                                                April 4, 2013
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