Uncover a radical critique of nonviolence in modern activism and resistance. This compelling book examines how social movements, from anti-racist rebellions to climate campaigns, struggle to pass on lessons, often hindered by a ‘forgetful’ approach. It explores repression and white supremacy, arguing nonviolence can become a symptom of social amnesia. Learn why collectivizing memory and developing effective methods are crucial for survival. Essential reading for activists, students of social movements, and anyone passionate about impactful resistance and achieving tangible social change. It’s a vital guide for navigating today’s challenges for meaningful progress.