What Gandhi Might Do for America

In this thought-provoking work, John Haynes Holmes explores how Gandhi's philosophy and tactics could be applied to the struggles of America. He examines Gandhi's nonviolent resistance approach and argues that it can be used to combat social, political, and economic inequality in the United States. Drawing from his own experiences as a social activist, Holmes makes a compelling case for adopting Gandhi's principles to achieve lasting change.

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