Box 107
Contains 36 Results:
Cody, W. J. Michael “Where Have All the Flowers Gone”
Coffin, William Stone, Jr. “On Civil Disobedience” 1967
Coleman, Ronald “Martin Luther King, Jr. Apostle of Social Justice, Peace, and Love
Commager, Henry Steele
Cone, James H. “Black Theology and the Black Christ” 1970; “Black Theology and the Afro-American Revolution” 1970; JML’s notes on “Theology of Black Experience” 1971; “The Black Church and Marxism” 1980
Cooley, David W. “Who Keepeth the City” Memphis 1969
Cooperstein, Bruce, Arthur Pearl, and Don Rothman “Democ racy, Education, and the Future: a Proposal” and other articles
Cort, David “In Search of Athens, USA” 1960
Cox, Harvey “ Let’s Face It: Are We Having a Nervous Breakdown?”1968
Cozart, William “The Power of Abstraction: Model Building as a Way of Life”
Crowell, George H. “Training Agents for Social Change” 1970
Curry, Richard O. “An Uncertain Future: Thought Control and Repression during the Reagan-Bush Era” 1992
Danzig, David “The New Map of Christianity” 1961
Davis, James “The Gifts We Give” “The Joy of Christmas” “The Simplicity of Christmas”
Deats, Richard “Christian Resistance Intensifies in the Philippines” 1975; “The Culture of Violence” 1999; “The Global Spread of Active Nonviolence” 1996
Del Pino, Julius “Traditional Values for Non-traditional Families” 1996
Dellinger, Dave “The Future of Non-Violence” c. 1967
Deming, Barbara “San Francisco - Moscow: Why They Walk” 1961
Denier, Greg “A Shift to the Right? Or a Failure on the Left?” 1980
Docili, Peter “Here Where One Stands” 1953
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