Article by Ackerman/DuVall, the message of which is that “people power is not imported, it’s homegrown…External aid can help, but it’s neither necessary nor sufficient. With unity, planning and nonviolent discipline all harnessed to the determination of people to be free, oppression can be defeated.”
The New York Times
December 29, 2004
www.thenytimes.com
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