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Revolutionary Leaders And Activists 1-24

24 entries in the Revolutionary Leaders And Activists compendium.

Revolutionary Leaders And Activists 1-24 — Era Chart

Nguyễn Trãi1844Phan Đình Phùng1847Patrick Pearse1848Sergei Nechaev1868Rosa Luxemburg1871Qiu Jin1875Pancho Villa1878Nestor Makhno1905Sayyid Qutb1906Saul Alinsky1909Rosa Parks1913Russell Means1939Stokely Carmichael1941Shulamith Firestone1945Subcomandante Marcos1957Rigoberta Menchú1959Sojourner Truth1969Patrisse Cullors1983
Nestor MakhnoUkrainian anarchist revolutionary who led a peasant insurgency for anarchist communism.Nguyễn TrãiNguyễn dynasty official who led a nine-year revolt against French colonial rule.Olympe de GougesFrench playwright and activist for women's rights and abolition.Osama bin LadenFounder of al-Qaeda and architect of the 9/11 attacks.Pancho VillaMexican revolutionary, guerrilla leader, and politician.Patrisse CullorsCo-founder of Black Lives Matter and prison abolition activist.Patrick PearseIrish revolutionary and leader of the 1916 Easter Rising.PeriyarArchitect of Dravidian politics and social reformer.Phan Bội ChâuVietnamese nationalist who sought independence from French colonial rule.Phan Đình PhùngConfucian court scholar who led rebel armies against French colonial forces.Qiu JinChinese revolutionary, feminist, and writer executed for anti-Qing activities.Rigoberta MenchúK'iche' activist and Nobel laureate for Indigenous rights.Rosa LuxemburgPolish-German Marxist theorist and revolutionary co-founder of the KPD.Rosa ParksCivil rights activist who sparked the Montgomery bus boycott.Ruby BridgesRudi DutschkeGerman sociologist and activist; leading figure in 1960s student movement.Russell MeansOglala Lakota activist, actor, and leader in the American Indian Movement.Saul AlinskyCommunity activist and political theorist; author of *Rules for Radicals: A Pragmatic PrimSayyid QutbEgyptian political theorist, revolutionary, and leading member of the Muslim Brotherhood.Sergei NechaevRussian nihilist revolutionary who advocated destruction by any means.Shulamith FirestoneRadical feminist writer and co-founder of key second-wave organizations.Sojourner TruthNew communist group formed in the winter of 1969, prominent in the Midwest through 1985.Stokely CarmichaelTrinidadian-American activist who popularized Black Power.Subcomandante MarcosFormer military leader and spokesman for the Zapatista Army of National Liberation.
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