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The only way to get their names and stories into the court was to bring them there ourselves," said WAT activist Frida Berrigan, one of 89 arrested by U.
Activists bring plight of Guantanamo prisoners to federal court by Washington Report on Middle East Affairs
It's no surprise then that she calls getting arrested twice in one day with legendary peace activist Father Daniel Berrigan "a spiritual journey of the soul.
Life preserver by Rondeau, Mark E. / U.S. Catholic
It is those admirers of Zinn who will enjoy A Power Governments Cannot Suppress, a compilation of columns and commentaries, many previously published, on a variety of topics ranging from tributes to Eugene Debs and Philip Berrigan to perspectives on patriotism, nationalism, and 9/11.
A Power Governments Cannot Suppress by Niose, David A. / The Humanist
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