Pacifism as Pathology: Reflections on the Role of Armed Struggle in North America | 
The question regarding nonviolence as a form of American activism has not been, "How can we forge a revolutionary politics within which we can avoid inflicting violence on others?" On the contrary, a more accurate articulation would be, "What sort of politics might I engage in which will allow me to posture as a progressive AND allow me to avoid incurring harm to MYSELF?"
pickPraxis praxis praxis praxis praxis praxis. The author seems to love this word, and his constant use of it is kind of annoying. Other than that, this is a good (and important) book.
In which the author confronts the myth that nonviolent mass movement against the war forced LBJ from office when he failed to withdraw from Vietnam.
