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Why Vote Fraud Is Possible and What To Do About It

November 5, 2012
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The consensus is that this presidential election may all come down to Ohio and a few other "swing" states, as it did in 2000 and 2004. If there are any voting irregularities to be found this time around, Ohio will be the place to look first.

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Must we change our hearts before throwing off our chains?

July 9, 2012
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Must we change our hearts before throwing off our chains?

by Cynthia Boaz. One of the consequences of the Occupy movement’s emergence onto the scene over the last nine months is the escalating disagreement about the role of various strands of nonviolence and nonviolent action in the struggle. In the process, misconceptions about nonviolent strategy are being unfortunately perpetuated by earnest adherents of principled nonviolence

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The violence of Andrew Breitbart

March 5, 2012
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The violence of Andrew Breitbart

Much of my work in nonviolence and nonviolent action revolves around the assumption that the ends never justify the means, and that the way you fight a battle has everything to do with the ultimate result. “Victories” won through violence—whether literal or verbal—are dubious at best, and disastrous at worst. This is because they do

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Nonviolent Revolution Clarified: Five Myths and Realities Behind Egypt’s Uprising

July 14, 2011
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At the end of the day, the Egyptian uprising was one of history's most significant nonviolent struggles and that is how history will remember it.

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The Obligations of Independence

July 5, 2011
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Reposted with acknowledgement to WagingNonviolence.org. "Please use your liberty to promote ours." -- Aung San...

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The obligations of independence

July 4, 2011
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The obligations of independence

“Please use your liberty to promote ours.” –Aung San Suu Kyi, leader of Burma’s National League for Democracy As I get ready to celebrate this Independence Day by barbecuing and watching fireworks with my family this evening, I can’t help but think about what this holiday must look like from the outside. We are celebrating

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Why Egypt’s Nonviolent Victory Is a Win for Us All

February 11, 2011
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The movement in Egypt had been planned carefully and had been effective in conveying the need for both sustained pressure on the regime and strict nonviolent discipline.

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A Citizen’s Reflections on Race, Violence and Power

December 8, 2010
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Originally published on December 16, 2007 at Truthout.org. In recognition of International Human Rights Day, upcoming...

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Red Lenses on a Rainbow of Revolutions

November 17, 2010
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Reposted from OpenDemocracy.net, series on Civil Resistance and the New Global Ferment Given continued strikes...

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Burma’s Revolution: Goodbye, Generals (with Shaazka Beyerle)

October 23, 2010
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In honor of the upcoming elections in Burma, here is a re-post of an article published at Truthout by me and...

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  • The greater the importance to safeguarding the community from incitements to the overthrow of our institutions by force and violence, the more imperative is the need to preserve the constitutional rights of free speech, free press and free assembly in order to maintain the opportunity for free political discussion.
    Justice Charles Evans Hughes

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