The test-run demonstrators were arrested despite citing the law to the police. They were within their rights. Eight were released that night and, inexplicably, one more was held until the next day. All charges were dropped.
Cynthia Boaz | Posted 09.13.2011
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.
Nathan Schneider | Posted 09.02.2011
Frederick Douglass didn't celebrate Independence Day. Of course. How could he? Douglass was born a slave. This country's independence was not his own, or his people's.
Anne Peterson | Posted 05.25.2011
The South Side has so much to offer. Yet we've allowed it to fall into decay through sheer greed and ignorance.
Cynthia Boaz | Posted 05.25.2011
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.
Cynthia Boaz | Posted 05.25.2011
Reposted from OpenDemocracy.net, series on Civil Resistance and the New Global Ferment Given continued strikes in Iran and the freeing of Aung San S...
Cynthia Boaz | Posted 05.25.2011
In honor of the upcoming elections in Burma, here is a re-post of an article published at Truthout by me and Shaazka Beyerle in October of 2007. The...
Cynthia Boaz | Posted 05.25.2011
In the United States, the first week of October passed by without much fanfare. However, for about 10 million Serbian citizens, it was a time to celeb...
Cynthia Boaz | Posted 05.25.2011
Transcript of my comments to the annual Progressive Festival in Petaluma, CA, September 26, 2010: First of all, thank you to the organizers of this e...
Cynthia Boaz | Posted 05.25.2011
I was one of millions around the world who watched last summer's Green Revolution unfolding on the streets of Iran with high hopes for a swift and blo...
Nathan Schneider | Posted 11.12.2011