Say Nothing Recap: Don't Blink
Briefly

"By electing this particular mode of protest, the Price sisters were invoking a long-standing tradition of Irish resistance... Hunger striking is a way to express dissent or rebuke."
"It is not those who inflict the most but those who suffer the most who will conquer,' MacSwiney declared. His sacrifice articulated a philosophy that would help define the emerging traditions of Irish republican martyrdom."
Read at Vulture
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