This week, we hear about the Southern Human Rights Organizers Conference, which will be held in Jackson, Mississippi. First, we discuss Abdul El-Sayed's win in the Michigan Senate race.
Public opposition to war with Iran has forced Trump to wait until after the midterm elections to commit more war crimes. But all signs point to an imminent attack.
Democratic victories are a setback for Trump and the Republican Party, but not a defeat of the forces driving fascism.
“It is clear that the availability of white money caused Black organizations to restructure themselves into fund-raising agencies.”
BAR Contributing Editor, Ann Garrison, joins Daniel Teklai to examine the reporting, competing narratives, and U.S. foreign policy interests surrounding the Ethiopia–Eritrea confrontation.
Abayomi Azikiwe is editor of the Pan-African Newswire and a Detroit-based activist. Abdul El-Sayed won his election and will represent Michigan as a…
Jaribu Hill is the executive director of the Mississippi Workers Center for Human Rights in Greenville, Mississippi. She joins us from Greenville to…
Public opposition to war with Iran has forced Trump to wait until after the midterm elections to commit more war crimes. But all signs point to an…
Democratic victories are a setback for Trump and the Republican Party, but not a defeat of the forces driving fascism.
“It is clear that the availability of white money caused Black organizations to restructure themselves into fund-raising agencies.”
BAR Contributing Editor Ann Garrison joins Daniel Teklai to examine the reporting, competing narratives, and U.S. foreign policy interests…
AIPAC's decision to stop directly endorsing and funding candidates is merely a shift to dark money. Democratic Party leaders are completely in sync…
African people in the U.S. must consolidate their myriad organizations into a united front. A U.S. revolution is impossible without first building…
Israel's election produced no real alternative for Palestinians, because every Zionist party from Eisenkot's Yashar to Golan's Democrats shares the…
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Jemima Pierre joined Jamarl Thomas to discuss the ongoing occupation of Haiti, deaths at the hands of Eric Prince's mercenaries, El Salvador's intervention at the behest of the U.S., and the dangerous narrative of Haitian gangs.
Armed opposition groups have failed to make gains as the capital, Addis Ababa, remains firmly under government control.
The collapse in support for the UN resolution against the U.S. blockade of Cuba reflects Washington's aggressive diplomatic pressure and blackmail on…
Washington signed agreements for Congo's copper and cobalt while Ebola spread across 67 health zones and medical workers went unpaid for their…
“In a democracy, it’s supposed to be one person, one vote, and the more one person can influence, the less egalitarian our system becomes,” said one…
"For a neighbor: Hall of Fame Herb" for Herb Boyd from BAR's Poet-in-Residence.
Coleen Littlejohn presente! Our late comrade gave these remarks detailing how Nicaragua and Palestine share a long history of revolutionary…
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