Tulsa Peace Fellowship

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The Power and Potential of Nonviolent Struggle - by Gene Sharp

Gene Sharp, Senior Scholar of the Albert Einstein Institution, shares insights from his life study of how nonviolent struggle can work. And how it has already worked in the past, notably, the February Revolution in Russia, Indian de-colonization, US civil rights campaign, etc.

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