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The clarifying power of nonviolence
The clarifying power of nonviolence by Andrew Moss 765 words There is a clarifying power to nonviolence. When Dr. Martin Luther King was jailed in Birmingham in 1963 for protesting racial segregation in that city, he declared that such protests were needed to create a “constructive nonviolent tension” that would lift individuals out of the “dark depths
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The Trump Peace Plan: A study in diplomatic malfeasance
The Trump Peace Plan: A study in diplomatic malfeasance by Mel Gurtov 540 words Coaching Russia The official US line on how the peace plan to end the Ukraine war emerged has Steve Witkoff, Trump’s special envoy, and Jared Kushner developing it, Marco Rubio endorsing it, and then Russia assenting to it. But that story
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Harry Truman, Hiroshima and the Necessity Defense
Harry Truman, Hiroshima and the Necessity Defense by Kary Love 913 words “How sharper than a serpents tooth it is to have a thankless child.” So King Lear teaches parents. I, unlike Lear, have been blessed with thankful children. One of my daughters rented for her mother’s birthday a “place” (so she said) in Key