Thomas Ricks on the Greatest War in American History
The Daily Stoic
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Quiet Heroes of the Civil Rights Movement
This chapter highlights the understated bravery of lesser-known civil rights activists who displayed resilience and strategic thinking in the face of adversity. Through examples like Fred Shuttlesworth, Diane Nash, and Emmeline Pankhurst, the discussion draws connections between their actions and Stoic principles of courage and moral fortitude. It offers a unique perspective by examining the civil rights movement as a strategic campaign, emphasizing the importance of nonviolent resistance and the profound impact of ethical activism in challenging societal injustices.
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