The language of warfare and violence dominates public discourse in the United States and around the world, even when war isn't part of the conversation. Nan Levinson, a writer, teacher, and journalist covering civil and human rights, culture, and the military, discusses how the normalization of militaristic jargon is making us more combative and less receptive nonviolence.
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