Involvements: One Journalist's Place in the World All of One Peace I'd Rather Teach Peace Strength Through Peace (editor) Solutions to Violence (editor) At Rest With the Animals My America (contributor) Contemporary Anarchist Studies (contributor) In the Name of Profit (contributor) Peace Is Possible (contributor) Film Colman McCarthy's son, John, has made a full-length documentary titled Bandit about his father's practice of peaceful anarchy. The film contains a wide variety of interviews Colman did that centered on his views on pacifism and animal rights. Notable examples are his discussion of Thanksgiving and a debate with Pat Buchanan. It premiered at the Avalon Theatre in Washington, D.C. Articles about Colman McCarthy The New York Times Nov. 17, 1986: Washington talk; A Skirmish Involving a Pacifist The Washington Post Jan. 13, 1985 The Washington Post Jan. 12, 1997 The Washington Post Feb. 26, 2006 The Wall Street Journal Feb. 25, 1998 Los Angeles Times Feb. 14, 1994 USA Today Oct. 16, 2001 Minneapolis Star Tribune Feb. 9, 1990 Minneapolis Star Tribune Oct. 4, 1998 San Diego Tribune March 12, 1988 The Hartford Courant Oct. 3, 1990 Greensboro News & Record Jan. 21, 1999 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Nov. 22, 2002 The Progressive Nov. 1986 The Progressive Jan. 1991 Teacher Oct. 2003 Vegetarian Times July 1989 Washingtonian Feb. 2002 Editor & Publisher Feb. 8, 1997 Hope Magazine July/August 2003 CBS Sunday Morning November 29, 2020 References External links Ex-Journalist Sees Schools as Peace Training Ground Doves and War Drums: Strong Words on Nonviolence Teaching Nonviolence: McCarthy is interviewed on Humankind public radio Booknotes interview with McCarthy on All of One Peace: Essays on Nonviolence, July 31, 1994. C-SPAN Q&A interview with McCarthy, June 1, 2008 1938 births Living people American anti-war activists American columnists American pacifists American University faculty and staff Anarchist writers Anarcho-pacifists American anti-poverty advocates Georgetown University Law Center faculty Journalists from Alabama People from Glen Head, New York Spring Hill College alumni University of Maryland, College Park alumni American anarchists