True Peace Is Not Merely the Absence of Tension; It Is the Presence of Justice

[conuly]

This can be accurately tracked to Martin Luther King.

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Comments

[larryhammer]

The sentiment, if not in those words, is very Quakerly and can be found especially in the works of John Woolman.