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Pema Chodron:
~ from a conversation with Jack Kornfield in Buddhadharma"To hold your ground and be nonaggressive takes courage. Doing that doesn’t have to be called Buddhism. This is also what Martin Luther King taught. We are talking about the ideal of a 'beloved community'. Nobody is healed until everyone is healed."
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