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[Opinion] Column: Can nonviolent activism survive America’s outrage machine?

Summary by Ground News
Reverend James Lawson Jr. is turning 95 on Friday. He was a mentor to Martin Luther King Jr. and trained hundreds of civil rights activists. Julian Zelizer says Lawson's nonviolence tactics are still relevant in the 21st century. Zelizer: Nonviolence has lost some of its appeal in recent years, with outrage the norm.

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Column: Can nonviolent activism survive America’s outrage machine?

James Lawson, the godfather of the civil rights movement, is turning 95. A new generation of leaders in Los Angeles and beyond aspire to carry on his legacy.

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