| Black Agenda Report

Erica Caines
The Makings of A Capitalist Dystopia
06 May 2020
Colonized people, with a horrific historical connection to both science and medicine in this country, must examine science in service of the state.
Alice Speri
Cops and Spies Chase Blacks and Leftists While Violent Whites Grow Bolder
29 Jan 2020
The cops can’t find white terrorists in plain sight, but they have turned technology to the task of criminalizing Black and Left dissent.
Adofo Minka
Policing Lumumba’s Jackson: Surveillance and Credible Messengers in the Most Radical City
13 Nov 2019
Mayor Lumumba’s unabashed support of police demonstrates that his administration lacks the political courage and will to chart a new course.
Don Fitz
Politicians Agree: Any White Cop Can Kill a Black Man
09 Oct 2019
Racist barbarity is on the march, with Missouri’s men and women in blue in the vanguard.
Tory Russell
A Ferguson Organizer Reflects on the Aftermath
11 Sep 2019
We figured out pretty fast that hashtags don’t move white supremacists, and petitions don’t change policy for Black lives.
Chelli Stanley
Jussie Smollett, the Chicago Police Department, and the Appearing/Disappearing Video Footage Trick
04 Sep 2019
The cops “investigating” the Smollett case have long records of racist brutality, evidence tampering and lying – facts the corporate media ignored.
Elizabeth Hinton
How the ‘Central Park Five’ Changed the History of American Law
05 Jun 2019
Despite no DNA evidence, fingerprints, blood, or semen linking any of the black and brown boys to the crime, all five defendants grew up in prison.
Joe Penny
The Fight for Justice Takes Its Toll on Ferguson Activists
13 Mar 2019
Activists keep winding up dead under questionable circumstances, but Black St. Louis is a stressful and violent place.
Paul Street
Buried Alive: The Story of Police State Racism in Chicago
20 Feb 2019
Chicago media care more about the safety of a killer cop and the Jesse Smollett saga than victims of the city’s rabidly racist police.
Margaret Kimberley , BAR editor and senior columnist
Freedom Rider: Free Marzieh Hashemi
23 Jan 2019
A Black American journalist languishes in a DC jail, imprisoned without charge as part of the US vendetta against Iran, yet the Black political class has not raised a peep in protest.