nonviolence

A collection for students of Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s most well-known and frequently taught works writings and speeches.

Offers an alternative approach to terrorism with nonviolent methods of resistence such as negotiations, mediations, and adjudication and discusses halting the arms trade and militarism, reducing the military, and stopping the arms flow to terrorists as a way of initiating global peace.

Presents the life of Mohandas K. Gandhi, especially highlighting the nonviolent means by which he worked out India's freedom from British rule.

Offers a brief look a the life and ideas of Mahatma Gandhi, who led a revolution of passive resistance in India that forced change, yet was in keeping with his Hindu beliefs.

A picture biography of Martin Luther King stressing the childhood that influenced him to help African-Americans gain equal rights.

Presents over twenty chronologically arranged pacifist writings by such figures as Buddha, Henry David Thoreau, Dorothy Day, Martin Luther King, Jr., and Arundhati Roy.

Details the history of the nonviolent resistance movement begun by Mohandas Gandhi and reveals how he and his followers used this technique to oust the British Empire from India. Examines how Gandhi's nonviolent legacy is used by current groups to promote social and political change around the world and highlights a variety of major events in which passive resistance has been used.

Presents a biography of Martin Luther King, Jr. and chronicles his life as the son of a Southern Baptist minister, his struggles with racial discrimination, and his fight for equality for African-Americans and all people of color.

Chronicles the life of Mahatma Gandhi, describing his early years as a lawyer, his personal beliefs, his role in India's independence, and his impact on the world.