Throughout the summer and fall, CALCAV chapters engaged in civil disobedience by protecting draft resisters, a departure from their more moderate tactics, such as petitions and vigils.
Hani was foremost among the so-called Young Lions, ANC members who endorsed using violence against civilian targets, as opposed to the somewhat more moderate tactics of older leaders, such as Nelson Mandela and Oliver Tambo (q.v.).
Eventually the group adopted arson as a tactic, and more moderate organisations spoke out against the Pankhurst family.
An additional fear was that black radicals, who had rejected the non-violent tactics of the more moderate civil rights groups, would hijack the march.
Yesterday's partial agreements also suggest that the Government's "divide and rule" tactic of splitting off the more moderate unions has been successful.
Swint said that energizing Democratic voters would require Abrams to mount an aggressive campaign against her Republican opponent — a tactic that might risk alienating more moderate voters.
NUS president Aaron Porter suggested that such a radical recommendation would be used as a scare tactic - so that the government could then deliver a more moderate increase.
Despite the group's recent setbacks in Syria, more moderate opposition activists expect retaliation by ISIS members, using their signature tactics of car and suicide bombings.
These tactics caused some tension between the WSPU and more moderate organisations, which had coalesced into the National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies (NUWSS).
But in a reflection of some of the divisions between the Republican Party's most conservative members and its more moderate establishment, campaigns and other groups often do not share information about voters and tactics.
It is a risky tactic, because while it might play well to right-leaning primary voters, it could backfire in a general election, when voters are more moderate.
