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Kweli Nzito
America’s Triple Addiction: Lies, Race and War
03 Jul 2019
A nation that claims to be a force for good should not need 800 military bases around the world to corroborate that claim.
Horace G. Campbell
Global NATO: A 70-Year Alliance of Oppressors in Crisis
17 Apr 2019
NATO is the main prop for global capital’s predations, and must be opposed by all who seek peace and social justice.
Joan P. Gibbs and Rosemari Mealy
An open letter to the Congressional Black Caucus on the US’s attacks on Venezuela and Cuba
10 Apr 2019
Washington’s generations-long blockade and aggressions against Cuba have now been extended to Venezuela, all in violation of international law.
Danny Haiphong , BAR contributor
How the U.S. Creates ‘Sh*thole’ Countries: A Review
20 Mar 2019
Cynthia McKinney and her co-writers have produced an important literary tool for anti-imperial agitation and education.
Glen Ford , BAR executive editor
The Imperial Racist Saga Comes Home, Where It Began
14 Mar 2019
What makes US progressives think that the Lords of Capital will be more tolerant of austerity-busting ‘socialists’ here at home than they are with Venezuela?
Nicolas J S Davies
The Conflict of Our Time: US Imperialism vs the Rule of Law
13 Mar 2019
The U.S. gives lip service to international law while relentlessly pursuing global domination.
Jamiles Lartey
Marzieh Hashemi Says She Was Mistreated During US Detention
30 Jan 2019
Hashemi was denied halal food and had her hijab removed while held as “material witness.”
Black Agenda Radio with Nellie Bailey and Glen Ford
U.S. Presidents Kill for Empire
17 Dec 2018
US presidents may seem different from one another, in terms of rhetoric, “but they all have in common being committed to empire,” said Anthony DiMaggio,a political scientist at Leh
Ann Garrison , BAR contributor
NATO’s Largesse: “Nuclear Sharing”
28 Nov 2018
The new Cold War is escalating, fueled by Washington’s bid to isolate or strangle Russia.
Robert Fantina
How the US Creates ‘Sh*thole’ Countries
27 Nov 2018
A new collection of essays, edited by former Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney, clearly shows that it is the U.S. that is largely responsible for the poverty and suffering in these very nations.