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A '''dove''' is a bird, also known as a [[pigeon]], although certain species are more often referred to as doves. For example, a white pigeon is usually called a dove. | A '''dove''' is a bird, also known as a [[pigeon]], although certain species are more often referred to as doves. For example, a white pigeon is usually called a dove. | ||
| − | In political terminology, a '''dove''' is one who opposes war, or a particular war. It is in contrast with a [[hawk]], who is someone in favor of war, or a particular war. | + | [[Image:Hawk-dove.jpg|thumb|280px|1966 cartoon by Ed Valtman]] |
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| + | In political terminology, a '''dove''' is one who opposes war, or a particular war, especially the [[Vietnam War]]. It is in contrast with a [[hawk]], who is someone in favor of war, or a particular war. | ||
[[category:birds]] | [[category:birds]] | ||
[[category:political Terms]] | [[category:political Terms]] | ||
Revision as of 21:15, January 17, 2009
A dove is a bird, also known as a pigeon, although certain species are more often referred to as doves. For example, a white pigeon is usually called a dove.
In political terminology, a dove is one who opposes war, or a particular war, especially the Vietnam War. It is in contrast with a hawk, who is someone in favor of war, or a particular war.