I’ve had a blog post percolating for several weeks about the Supreme Court and what we can do to rein them in. I had not started writing it and then I came across this from YES magazine, which says most of what I would have said. So I will let Chris Winters say it for me. As he notes, nonviolent resistance including general strikes is a powerful force for change. It has brought down some pretty repressive governments (examples: Arab Spring, the overthrow of South African apartheid and , the collapse of the Soviet Union) and forced others–even Nazi Germany–to soften their stance.
Map key: Status of abortion laws by state[1] Illegal Potentially illegal Soon to be illegal Legal for now Legal. Photo courtesy of Wikipedia.
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This post first appeared on Shel Horowitz’s blog at https://greenandprofitable.com/shels-blog/, where he has been blogging on the intersections of ethics, politics, media, marketing, and sustainability since 2004. Shel is a recognized expert on going green and on reaching the green market effectively, affordably, and profitably.
