Image from Creative Commons (CCO). Support the Commons! The secret to successful nonviolent struggle lies in understanding strategy and systems. All systems require participation and resources to survive. Deny those…
Read more »…stopped a new oil well and pipeline in the Carrizo Plain National Monument for the second time. Significantly, California Bureau of Land Management also stated that new wells could not…
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Photo from Creative Commons. Support the Commons! An Essay of the Man from the North by Rivera Sun The challenges that confront us loom imminent, yet still unknown. Like dangers…
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…to begin. Although there are many other components of a comprehensive strategy, this suggestion should give a sense of the scope of nonviolent force necessary to remedy this situation. If…
Read more »…Troubles began in the 1960s and lasted until the Good Friday Agreement in 1998, with a sharp decline in violence after 1978 due to the efforts of the Community of…
Read more »…more, millennials are on the move. You can find us in social movements for change, organizing, boycotting, blockading, building new systems, standing up to injustice. Come find us. Come listen….
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…twilight fell. She threw back her cloak as she reached the top, hot but barely winded. The steps were nothing compared to a lifetime of scaling the High Mountain slopes….
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…of the sequence of 9/11: anger, shock, fear, calls for vengeance, war, and more violence. Instead, I saw the unexpected, and a tendril of hope grew inside my heart. Here…
Read more »…steeple, deluged the media. As soon as the brunt of the storm passed, Barrie’s boat sped southward. New Orleans drew closer on the horizon. On either bank, the damage and…
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…minister agreed to form a new coalition government and overturn the sections of the Constitution that guaranteed Communist rule. The transition of the government took place in stages. As the…
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