Gandhi 
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10/27/19
“The Uplift of All” Through Nonviolent Direct Action
by Michael Honey
Nonviolence struggle links you backward and forward to generations of people who have changed the world and provides a personal link to others that can sustain a life of activism.
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SOURCE: History.com
10/02/2019
When Gandhi’s Salt March Rattled British Colonial Rule
by Evan Andrews
In March 1930, Mahatma Gandhi and his followers set off on a brisk 241-mile march to the Arabian Sea town of Dandi to lay Indian claim to the nation's own salt.
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SOURCE: The New Yorker
10-22-18 (accessed)
Gandhi’s legacy is no longer secure
But he anticipated much about our current political moment.
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8-15-18
What Martin Luther King Overlooked About Gandhi
by Arica L. Coleman
On India’s Independence Day it’s worth examining.
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12/24/17
Where Are the Truth-seekers?
by Walter G. Moss
What Gandhi and Arendt can teach us.
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SOURCE: Yahoo
8-9-14
Gandhi 'Slept With Grandniece', Historian Tells UK Government
She said Gandhi's "habit of sleeping naked with young women" in order to test his commitment to a life of celibacy had been overlooked in the years since his death in 1948, but can no longer be ignored.
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