Symposium on violence sparks debate on American brutality
A panel from the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions discusses whether U.S. violence is uniquely American. Key figures Hallock Hoffman Frank Kelly James Pike and John Wilkinson analyze roots in politics culture and war, noting the need to honor cooperation over force.
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