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[https://www.csmonitor.com/USA/Politics/2012/0131/Occupy-Wall-St.-nonviolence-Is-Oakland-the-exception-or-the-future by Gloria Goodale 31/1/12 THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR] | [https://www.csmonitor.com/USA/Politics/2012/0131/Occupy-Wall-St.-nonviolence-Is-Oakland-the-exception-or-the-future by Gloria Goodale 31/1/12 THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR] | ||
As Occupy groups in Washington and Oakland generate contrasting images of Dream tents on the one coast and flag burning on the other, it’s becoming clear that the four month-old protest movement is facing its Hamlet moment: to be or not to be nonviolent. | As Occupy groups in Washington and Oakland generate contrasting images of Dream tents on the one coast and flag burning on the other, it’s becoming clear that the four month-old protest movement is facing its Hamlet moment: to be or not to be nonviolent. | ||
=====Ally to the End in Dr. King's Philosophy of Nonviolence===== | |||
[https://www.nytimes.com/1985/09/25/opinion/l-ally-to-the-end-in-dr-king-s-philosophy-of-nonviolence-028729.html by The New York Times 25/9/1985] | |||
The Sept. 15 news article about transcripts of wiretapped telephone conversations of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. could lead readers to believe that in 1968 I rejected the philosophy of nonviolence as espoused by Dr. King. I did not. | |||
