This is the sermon, or most of it, that I gave at the draft-card turn-in ceremony in the Arlington Street Church, Boston, on October 16, 1967. It led to my indictment for conspiracy to violate the draft law, along with Dr. Benjamin Spock, Rev. William Sloane Coffin, Mitchell Goodman, and Marcus Raskin.
Read moreDavid Dellinger, William Sloane Coffin: A Personal Memoir
Two great activists for peace and justice and what they meant to me.
Read moreGandhi, the Gita, and the Transfiguration of War
An article of 2012 or so, intended for a journal that no longer exists, about Mahatma Gandhi’s reading of the Bhagavadgita and various parallels and implications.
Read moreIn Memory of Marc Raskin
A brief memoir of another great activist and one of my “co-conspirators.”
Read moreThe New Nonviolence
A speech of 2009 summing up what I think are three phases of the history of nonviolence.
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