A. J. Muste

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A. J. Muste was a prominent 20th-century American clergyman, labor organizer, and pacifist leader known for his influential role in the nonviolent peace and civil rights movements.

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A. J. Muste canonical 1
Abraham Johannes Muste 1

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instanceOf clergyman
human
labor organizer
pacifist
political activist
causeOfDeath cancer
countryOfBirth Netherlands
countryOfCitizenship Netherlands
United States of America
dateOfBirth 1885-01-08
dateOfDeath 1967-02-11
educatedAt Hope College
New Brunswick Theological Seminary
Union Theological Seminary (New York City)
familyName Muste
fullName Abraham Johannes Muste
linked to: A. J. Muste
gender male
givenName Abraham
Johannes
ideology Christian pacifism
democratic socialism
knownFor advocacy of nonviolent direct action
influence on civil rights and antiwar activists
leadership in the American pacifist movement
languageSpoken Dutch
English
memberOf American Civil Liberties Union
Fellowship of Reconciliation
Presbyterian Church (USA)
movement civil rights movement
labor movement
nonviolence
pacifism
notableWork leadership in the U.S. peace movement during the Vietnam War era
organizing support for labor strikes in the 1910s and 1920s
occupation clergyman
labor organizer
peace activist
political theorist
placeOfBirth Zierikzee, Zeeland, Netherlands
placeOfDeath New York City, New York, United States
linked to: New York City
positionHeld executive director of the Fellowship of Reconciliation (U.S.)
leader of the Brookwood Labor College
pastor of a Reformed Church in America congregation
religion Christianity
religiousDenomination Presbyterianism
linked to: Presbyterian

Quakerism
Reformed Church in America

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Bayard Rustin influencedBy A. J. Muste
A. J. Muste fullName Abraham Johannes Muste
linked to: A. J. Muste