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Black Agenda Radio with Margaret Kimberley
Black Agenda Radio May 12, 2023
12 May 2023
African People's Socialist Party indictments, Cuban solidarity, and the 1970 police killings at Jackson State.
Black Agenda Radio with Margaret Kimberley
1970 Jackson State Shootings
12 May 2023
C. Liegh McInnis is a poet, short story writer, and former instructor at Jackson State University.
Black Agenda Radio with Margaret Kimberley
Black Agenda Radio February 24, 2023
24 Feb 2023
This week we learn about an effort in Mississippi to undo Black political power, and we’ll hear some of my commentary on the U.S. role in the Ukraine conflict, and support for Mumia Abu Jamal among…
Black Agenda Radio with Margaret Kimberley
The State of Mississippi Fights Jackson's Black Leadership
24 Feb 2023
Nsombi Lambright is Executive Director of One Voice, a statewide non-profit located in Jackson, Mississippi. She joins us to discuss a legislative proposal to create a new court system within the…
Black Agenda Radio with Margaret Kimberley
Black Agenda Radio September 9, 2022
09 Sep 2022
Racism and political corruption in Mississippi, how U.S. sanctions impact Black Cubans and the entire country, and the first of a two part discussion on Black politics in San Francisco.
Chi Chi Izundu, Mohamed Madi, Chelsea Bailey , Cooperation Jackson
Jackson Water Crisis: A legacy of environmental racism? and Justice for Jackson: Help Us Fix Jackson's Water System
07 Sep 2022
The city of Jackson is suffering from years of neglect by the state of Mississippi. Residents of the majority Black city need a new water system, but a legacy of racism and antipathy towards their…
Editors, The Black Agenda Review
INTERVIEW: Mrs. Fannie Lou Hamer by Jack O’Dell, 1965
22 Jun 2022
A 1965 Freedomways interview with Mrs. Fannie Lou Hamer provides an unvarnished and unsentimental portrait of Mississippi – and of the tasks of the Freedom Movement.
Adofo Minka
Jackson Mississippi’s Black Ruling Class Collaborates to Give Cops Cover to Kill
02 Jun 2021
The “radical” Mayor Chokwe Antar Lumumba has presided over the police killing of eight Black citizens since 2017.
Adofo Minka
Jackson MS: Police Killings Continue Amid Mayoral Silence in the "Most Radical City on the Planet"
15 Feb 2018
In the last few months Jackson's supposedly radical mayor has lifted residency requirements for city police officers, and remained silent on a wave of officer involved shootings
Margaret Kimberley , BAR editor and senior columnist
Freedom Rider: The Defeat of American Workers
09 Aug 2017
Capital is winning every round of the class war. Nissan scared Mississippi auto workers out of joining a union, and Foxconn extorted $3 billion to locate a plant in Wisconsin. Republicans cheered.