Nonviolent Resistance as Practiced in the Freedom Movement

Why Didn't They Hit Back? Jhan & June Robbins, Redbook, 1963. CORE pamphlet describing one of the rare instances of nonviolence converting a racist attacker into a supporter. [PDF]

CORE Rules for Action (1963-64) [PDF]

Workshops in Nonviolence — Why?, Martin Oppenheimer. CORE. (1964) (Training scenarios) [PDF]

Nonviolence: An Interpretation, Julian Bond. Freedomways, 1963.

Proposal For Action in Montgomery, Diane Nash, September, 1963.

The Limits of Nonviolence, Howard Zinn. Freedomways, 1964.

Articles by Bruce Hartford, CORE & SCLC.

Two Kinds of Nonviolent Resistance
Nonviolent Resistance & Political Power
100 Years of Nonviolent Struggle
Nonviolent Resistance, Reform, & Revolution
Onion Theory of Nonviolent Protest
Audacity & Humor — Tactics of Nonviolence
The Rubber Band Theory of History, the Water Strategy of Social Change
The Tao of Social Struggle
Nonviolent Training
Working the 5-95 Split
Notes from a Nonviolent Training Session (1963)