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- an [[open letter]].
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- by [[Martin Luther King]].
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- #1963
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- > It says that people have a moral responsibility to [[break unjust laws]] and to [[take direct action]] rather than waiting potentially forever for justice to come through the courts.
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- -> [[civil disobedience]]:
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- [[injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere]]
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- [[justice too long delayed is justice denied]]
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- [[an unjust law is no law at all]]
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- Led to [[Why We Can't Wait]], a book which includes this letter and expands on it.
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- a [[book]].
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- By [[Martin Luther King]].
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- Wikipedia says it influenced [[Occupy Wall Street]].
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- #go https://python-poetry.org/docs/
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- with [[pipx]]:
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- `pipx install poetry`
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- without:
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- `curl -sSL https://install.python-poetry.org | python3 -`
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- [[Suffering]] came and went on [[2024-01-13]]
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- [[Suffering]] came and went on [[2024-01-13]]
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- This year I'd like to explore the [[Jhanas]] more.
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- This year I'd like to explore the [[Jhanas]] more.
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- I picked up [[Leigh Brasington]]'s [[Right Concentration]] again.
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- I picked up [[Leigh Brasington]]'s [[Right Concentration]] again.
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- I upgraded [[ubuntu]] and that somehow broke [[poetry]].
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- -> [[install poetry]] fixed it
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- [[open letters]]:
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- I'm reading [[Carta Abierta a Buenos Aires Violento]] by [[Eduardo Gudiño Kieffer]].
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- On its back cover there's a list of other open letters that publishing house [[Emecé]] put out in the 70s, by:
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- [[André Maurois]]
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- [[Salvador Dalí]]
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- [[André Soubiran]]
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- [[Jean Cau]]
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- [[Robert Escarpit]]
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- [[Françoise Parturer]]
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- [[Jen François Revel]]
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- [[Gilbert Cesbron]]
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- [[Alfred Fabre-Luce]]
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- [[Silvina Bullrich]]
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- [[Ulyses Petit de Murat]]
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- [[Jean Fourastié]]
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- I notice that besides Gudiño Kieffer, Dalí and Bullrish they all seem/sound French. I wonder if there was a significant Open Letter movement in France for some reason? I will research it.
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- Wikipedia says that [[J'accuse]] by [[Zola]] is one of the most prominent ones -- that might have left its mark particularly in French culture, eliciting more instances of this form.
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- [[Letter from Birmingham Jail]] by [[MLK]] I didn't know about, and it sounds [[/interesting..md|interesting.]]
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- [[Yorkshire Slavery]] as well.
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- Read about [[Andreas Gursky]], [[Kiki de Montparnasse]].
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