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The New Radicalism

By Rachel Neumann, AlterNet. Posted July 22, 2004.


David Solnit's new book is a manual to help movements develop a strong clear analysis of what's wrong and why, a collection of visions of positive alternatives, and a resource and inspiration for strategies on getting the world we want.

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