We read the same literature Obama did about nonviolent revolutions Saul Alinsky, Gandhi, Martin Luther King.
The nonviolent game group played S3K Superbike, Dirt2 and Pure (also in random order).
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Still, he wanted to make the point that games should have more nonviolent options.
We studied the idea of the Boston Tea Party as an example of nonviolent social change.
"He tried to carry out reform in a nonviolent way, " said fellow dissident Elizardo Sanchez.
Plus, nonviolent incidents like auto theft that don't involve guns at all are also down.
It finds nonviolent campaigns are more than twice as likely to succeed as violent campaigns.
There is a force more powerful at work shaping the new reality: Strategic nonviolent struggle.
"(Nonviolent struggle) was not credited with being realistic or with being powerful, " he says.
Palestinians understand that diplomacy is a nonviolent means of weakening your enemies and expanding your own power.
Boycotts and sit-ins and nonviolent confrontations which were the weapons of choice for the civil-rights movement are high-risk strategies.
Brave, young and oppressed people around the world are realizing there is immense power in nonviolent struggle.
Winning a civil resistance, a social movement, a nonviolent struggle, a community organizing campaign profoundly changes the participants.
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After our first nonviolent protest, 17 of us were arrested and jailed.
For nonviolent offenders who are not career criminals, however, incarceration can be counterproductive.
Participants who played nonviolent games showed no increase in hostile expectations or aggression.
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King was greatly influenced by Mahatma Gandhi, whose methods and message about nonviolent civil disobedience resonated strongly with King.
Mandela urged nonviolent solutions to the South African government's political, economic and social oppression of the nation's black majority.
Then I would go to the next stage and attempt to find a nonviolent, face-saving way out of the problem.
They were then assigned to play a violent or nonviolent video game for 20 minutes on each of three consecutive days.
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The Trench Coat Mafia was a nonviolent school group of computer gamers established a few years before the shooting, Cullen said.
The new book "Why Civil Resistance Works: The strategic Logic of Nonviolent Conflict, " written by Erica Chenoweth and Maria J.
Ayub called Fadl in late 2000 or early 2001 to inform him that he was preparing a nonviolent initiative of his own.
And rather than work with the nonviolent groups that led the revolution, the generals have accused them of receiving foreign military training.
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Through it all, he adhered to a nonviolent approach, despite the urgings of more militant leaders like Malcolm X and Stokely Carmichael.
As his story shows, the true strength of a revolution is in its ideas -- in nonviolent actions such as drawing truth to power.
Suu Kyi has been an international pro-democracy figure since founding the National League of Democracy in 1988, leading nonviolent resistance against Burma's military junta.
Free-speech advocates from around the world are assailing the FBI for its concerns that terrorist elements might be using nonviolent antiwar movements as a cover.
The American public strongly supports reducing time served for nonviolent offenders.
So many nonviolent offenders crowd our prison system that the US Supreme Court has ordered California to release nearly a quarter of its prison population.
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