Within
westernized societies, particularly the United States, there
has been a
near universal acceptance that nonviolent action has been the
foundation on which the progress and/or success of political
and social justice movements has been built. Yet, contrary
to popular beliefs held by many in the United States, political
violence has played a crucial role in advancing historical
justice struggles.
This lecture examines the historical roles that both nonviolence
and political violence have played in social and political
movements in the United States and internationally.
Craig Rosebraugh is a political
activist and writer. See his
full biography here.
Craig Rosebraugh Links
www.craigrosebraugh.com
Craig Rosebraugh in Wikipedia
Interview with Craig Rosebraugh in the A Word (2003)
Interview with Craig Rosebraugh in the Abolitionist-online
The Logic of Political Violence
is available for $10.00 (U.S.). For
bulk quantities and distribution information please email
Arissa Media
Group.
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