Word: nonviolenter
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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AFIER A seven year battle, a coalition of health, labor and religious groups recently ended boycott of Nestle products after persuading that company to stop sending free supplies of infant formula to Third World hospitals The boycott's immediate success pertains to health, but its lasting impact may be politics...
"Gentle bodybuilding. . . Passive insistence." That is not an ad slogan from Gandhi's Nonviolent Health Spa. It's the muscle-making motto of Raquel Welch, 43, who last week finished writing her entry into the bulging exercise-book market. "This was the first time I was able to...
Fearing an assassination attempt, state authorities said only that White planned to live in Los Angeles County (pop. 7.6 million). Milk's former lover, Scott Smith, says that he is "pretty much resigned to White getting out of prison" and that most other gays are too. Milk would not...
To avoid the drastic remedy imposed in New York City, at least eight states, most recently Texas, Florida and South Carolina, have passed "emergency powers" laws that are triggered every time state prisons become overcrowded: the parole eligibility dates of offenders convicted of nonviolent crimes are then brought forward by...
Hardly in terms of immediate results, since there were none. The battle cry of the march was "Now!" Seas of placards demanded Negro equality-Now! Speakers demanded action-Now! Cried John Lewis, 25, leader of the militant young Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNICK): "We want our freedom-and we want...