When is the use of physical violence justified to effect political or social change?

In this episode we’ll be exploring the question: When is the use of physical violence ever justified in the struggle to effect political or social change?  

Here's a breakdown of how the show unfolds:  

- Key questions to consider when discussing the pros or cons of using physical violence to bring about social or political change.  

- Historical context of Nelson Mandela's struggle for black South Africans to be freed from the government system of institutionalize racial segregation.  

- Mandela's complex relationship with the use of physical violence during his struggle to free his people from racial, economic, and political segregation. 

- Martin Luther King's use of non-violence in his struggle for racial equality, human dignity, and freedom for blacks in America during the Civil Rights era.  

- Black Lives Matter use of physical violence to bring about what they are seeking after.  

- The need for spiritual leaders and mentors to help guide young people who are angry, upset, wayward, and resentful.