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EPISODE · Jan 4, 2026 · 21 MIN

What the Buddhist Monks’ March in Georgia Teaches Us About Nonviolent Protest

from Tharon's Take · host Tharon Johnson

Tharon reflects on the recent march by Buddhist monks through Georgia and draws a powerful connection to the Civil Rights Movement, Congressman John Lewis, and the nonviolent teachings of Mahatma Gandhi.The moment highlights how peaceful protest continues to evolve while remaining grounded in history. What we’re witnessing isn’t new — it’s a modern application of strategies that have driven meaningful change for generations.

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