Archive for May, 2007
7th May 2007Posted in: Blog 0

Arms and the Movement (Cover Story) Peter Gelderloos – Utne.com I could spend plenty of time talking about the failures of nonviolence. Instead, it may be useful to talk about its supposed successes. Frequently cited examples are India’s struggle for independence from British colonial rule, the U.S. civil rights movement of the 1960s, and the [...]

6th May 2007Posted in: Blog 1

Protest Is Dead. Long Live Protest. (Cover Story) Joseph Hart – Utne .com The problem is that American peace activists have been marching down the same cul-de-sac for more than four decades, a tactic that, during one of the nation’s most tumultuous periods, is proving to be a dramatic failure. A generation of rabble-rousers, schooled [...]

2nd May 2007Posted in: Blog 0

Episcopal Cafe The Café is collaborative effort by more than two dozen writers and editors, and an ever-growing list of visual artists. Together, we aspire to create a visually appealing, intellectually stimulating, spiritually enriching and at least occasionally amusing site where Episcopalians and those interested in our church can read, watch, listen and reflect upon [...]

1st May 2007Posted in: Blog 0

May Day Archive International May Day A great international demonstration shall be organized for a fixed date in such a manner that the workers in all countries and in all cities shall on a specified day simultaneously address to the public authorities a demand to fix the workday at eight hours and to put into [...]

1st May 2007Posted in: Blog 0

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