
By Anne Sibley O'Brien, Perry Edmond O'Brien
Discover how peaceful protest changed history and inspired global movements.
In 1908, Gandhi led 3,000 in a peaceful protest, sparking a legacy of nonviolent resistance. Explore how his actions inspired figures like Rosa Parks and movements worldwide. With stirring stories and evocative portraits, this book reveals the power of peaceful change and civic responsibility. What impact can one voice have in the quest for justice?
“Reissued for today’s turbulent times, this updated paperback edition lays out the how, why, and when of nonviolent resistance throughout history. Newly updated for 2018 to include modern nonviolent movements such as Black Lives Matter and NoDAPL. In 1908 Mohandas Gandhi and a crowd of 3,000 protested without guns or rioting against unjust laws. They made a difference peacefully. Gandhi has influenced countless others to work toward freedom and justice through peaceful methods. Mother-and-son team Anne Sibley O’Brien and Perry Edmond O’Brien highlight people and events inspired by Gandhi. From Rosa Parks to the students at Tiananmen Square to Wangari Maathai, people have made the world sit up and take notice. Provocative graphics and beautiful portraits accompany the stories and inspire a sense of civic responsibility”–
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