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Revolutionary Nonviolence: Organizing for Freedom (Fletcher Jones Foundation: Humanities Imprint)

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Dive into the compelling narrative of "Revolutionary Nonviolence: Organizing for Freedom," a masterful exploration of nonviolence as a powerful tool for social change, set to be released on February 20, 2024. This enlightening book delves into the teachings of Rev. James M. Lawson Jr., a pivotal figure whose strategies in nonviolent resistance have shaped movements against racial injustice for over six decades. Authors Michael K. Honey and Kent Wong have meticulously compiled Lawson's influential speeches and dialogues, from his pivotal role in the 1960 Nashville sit-in movement to his recent teachings at UCLA. This book not only traces the history of nonviolent philosophy but also serves as a practical guide for today's activists, offering a roadmap for organizing effective and sustained movements. Ideal for college students studying social justice, this work challenges readers to reflect on how organized, peaceful resistance can continue to enact profound social changes in our time.

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Published by University of California Press on February 20, 2024
160 pages
ISBN: 9780520402294
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