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  • Ajamu Nangwaya
    Why are Y’all So Excited Over Mayor Tory’s Call for an "End" to Carding by the Cops?
    17 Jun 2015
    by Ajamu Nangwaya In response to widespread public protest, the mayor of Toronto’s largest city announced a reversal of his support for “carding,” Canada’s version stop-and-frisk. But Mayor John Tory…
  • Lorenzo St. Dubois
    Modern U.S. Black Mass Movements and the Limits of Nonviolence
    17 Jun 2015
    by Lorenzo St. Dubois The “Ferguson movement,” later dubbed the Black Lives Matter movement, is less than a year old, but defenders of the racial status quo are busily posting dire warnings against…
  • Black Agenda Radio for Week of June 15, 2015
    16 Jun 2015
    Broken Windows Policing Criminalizes Communities The Police Reform Organization Project, or PROP, has released a report on damage done to ordinary people by New York City’s “Broken Windows” policing…
  • Glen Ford , BAR executive editor
    Democrats Hope to Bury Black Lives Matter Under Election Blitz
    10 Jun 2015
    by BAR executive editor Glen Ford The Democrats hope the Black Lives Matter movement, like the Occupy Wall Street movement, will disappear amid the hype of the coming election season. “The Democrats…
  • Dr. Marsha Coleman-Adebayo , BAR editor and columnist
    Mass Protests Trigger On-Going Investigations of Police Homicides
    10 Jun 2015
    by BAR editor and columnist, Dr. Marsha Coleman-Adebayo The Washington Post’s effort to tabulate police killings of civilians has discovered that, “among the unarmed victims of police homicides,…
  • Ajamu Nangwaya
    “Am I free to go?”: The Refuseniks’ Campaign to Resist Police Street Harassment
    10 Jun 2015
    by Ajamu Nangwaya “Carding,” Toronto’s version of stop-and-frisk, is opposed by a huge and growing proportion of the city’s population, as well as influential actors among the corporate elite. Yet,…
  • Black Agenda Radio for Week of June 8, 2015
    09 Jun 2015
    Black Lives Matter Movement is Dominant Theme at Left Forum “The powerful movements that have raised the slogan ‘No Justice-No Peace’ in Ferguson, Baltimore and across the country have shaken…
  • Data Show Cops Growing More Aggressive Against Blacks In Missouri
    03 Jun 2015
    A Black Agenda Radio commentary by executive editor Glen Ford Missouri’s own statistics confirm “the general impression among Black people that the police are becoming measurably more aggressive in…
  • Dr. Marsha Coleman-Adebayo , BAR editor and columnist
    Mass Protests Trigger Washington Post Study of Police Killings
    03 Jun 2015
    by BAR editor and columnist, Dr. Marsha Coleman-Adebayo The federal government has never gathered meaningful statistics on police killings of civilians. Now the Washington Post has begun an ongoing…
  • Dianne Feeley
    A Hurricane without Water: Detroit’s Foreclosure Disaster
    03 Jun 2015
    by Dianne Feeley Public policy in Detroit, the nation’s largest majority Black city, seems structured to create blight and force the current population out of their homes. Sixty-two thousand…
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