About the book
Saul D. Alinsky's 1946 handbook for social change argues that the American dream can only be reached through active democratic citizenship, mixing practical organizing method with political philosophy. A later edition added an afterword and a new introduction in which Alinsky sets out his current views on activism.
Ryan Holiday described it as The 48 Laws of Power in an idealist, activist key, a guide to pursuing a radical agenda without radical tactics.
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Ryan Holiday (Founder/Brass Check)
This is the 48 Laws of Power written in more of an idealist, activist tone. Alinsky was the liaison for many civil rights, union and student causes in the late 50’s and 60’s. He teaches how to implement your radical agenda without using radical tactics, how to disarm with words and media as opposed to arms and Utopian rhetoric.
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