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Amid Chauvin trial and more police killings, calls for peaceful protests sound obnoxious

NationofChange Amid Chauvin trial and more police killings, calls for âpeacefulâ protests sound obnoxious As Martin Luther King Jr. preached, we must reject peace that prioritizes calm over justice â and work toward building a positive peace instead. In his March 1956 sermon âWhen Peace Becomes Obnoxious,â Martin Luther King, Jr. responded to a headline in a local Alabama newspaper that read, âThings are quiet in Tuscaloosa today. There is peace on the campus of the University of Alabama.â The headline was referring to the day after the university expelled its first Black student, Autherine Lucy. Since setting foot on campus days earlier, Lucy had become the target of a white mob, which attacked her and started a riot. Wanting to restore the so-called peace, the university responded to the violence by making Lucy leave.

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For an Asian American woman, the spa shootings reignited the trauma of everyday racism and misogyn

For an Asian American woman, the spa shootings reignited the trauma of everyday racism and misogyn
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9 Skillful Struggles Happening Right Now | World View

Tuesday, Mar 9, 2021 The global field of nonviolent struggle is vast and jaw-dropping. At any given time on this incredible planet, millions of people are engaging in some form of nonviolent action. If we pay attention, we can learn from them. Their stories can show us how to organize successfully, creatively and inventively. They can uplift our spirits and re-inspire us for the long haul of making change. They also offer hard-won lessons that we can use to make our struggles more powerful and effective. Here are nine campaigns from recent issues of Nonviolence News that offer pearls of wisdom for our efforts to wage nonviolence for peace, justice and change.

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Brethren bits for Feb 12, 2021 – News

Church of the Brethren Newsline February 13, 2021 “On Valentine’s Day, share hearts and flowers–and do your part to prevent abuse.” That’s the message from the World Council of Churches (WCC) for Valentine’s Day 2021, encouraging people to share new images and messages created for a special social media campaign called “Celebrate love, prevent abuse.” Other messages include “Love is kind” and “Each day, affirm respect, devotion, and love.” The messages are intended to invite reflection during a time in which “a shadow pandemic of domestic abuse and violence has risen alarmingly in conjunction with COVID-19-related lockdowns,” said a WCC release. “In response, the Thursdays in Black campaign has grown, with increasing numbers of global ambassadors speaking out, in many regions and languages, in support of a world free from rape and gender-based violence.” Campaigners are urging attention to gender-based violence and awareness of its root causes. “

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