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The Poor People’s Campaign and the 2017 Nobel Peace Prize: A National Call for a Moral Revival

Philip Lederer MD

Instead of catastrophic nuclear weapons and unwinnable wars, let's invest in schools, poverty, affordable housing, job training, environmental destruction and healthcare for all.

The Costs of War project at Brown University documented that the U.S. federal government has spent or obligated $4.8 trillion dollars on wars in the Middle East. Most Americans are not aware of that enormous waste of money and human lives. Professor Andrew Bacevich has argued that our military is on autopilot and these foreign wars are not putting Americans first.
The Poor People’s Campaign and the 2017 Nobel Peace Prize: A National Call for a Moral Revival The Poor People’s Campaign and the 2017 Nobel Peace Prize: A National Call for a Moral Revival Reviewed by Unknown on October 25, 2017 Rating: 5

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