Resistance

Jacqueline Luqman
Effective Organizing Requires Understanding Theory. That's Not A Hypothesis
21 Jan 2026
To dismiss revolutionary theory is to choose permanent defeat, reducing the movement to a hamster wheel of reaction and co-opted rage.
Margaret Kimberley, BAR Executive Editor and Senior Columnist
Venezuela 2026: Black Agenda Report Special Issue
07 Jan 2026
Black Agenda Report Special Issue on Venezuela.
Editors, The Black Agenda Review
ESSAY: National Liberation: Categorical Imperative for the Peoples of Our Americas, Manuel Maldonado-Denis, 1982
07 Jan 2026
“The national independence struggles of the peoples of Our America have simultaneously been anti-imperialist struggles from Tupac Amaru up through our times.”
Raymond Nat Turner, BAR poet-in-residence
Army of Artists (For My Friend Horace Silver)
17 Dec 2025
"Army of Artists (For My Friend Horace Silver)" is the latest from BAR's Poet-in-Residence.
Anthony Karefa Rogers-Wright
Theme From the Bottom: Post COP 30 Reflections and the Case for a Global Bottom/Up Collective Intervention of Oppressed and Colonized People
26 Nov 2025
The path to climate liberation requires a radical break from failed leadership and a serious commitment to class analysis.
Mohammad al-Ayoubi
No Rule Without Resistance: Gaza’s Post-War Future and the Collapse of Foreign Illusions
15 Oct 2025
As western powers push technocracy over sovereignty, Palestinian resistance movements warn that there can be no reconstruction without liberation.
Black Alliance For Peace
Two years after Al-Aqsa Flood, Palestinians Continue Their Fight for National Liberation and the Right to Exist
08 Oct 2025
Two years of genocide have failed to break Palestinian resistance. The story of the last two years isn't one of victims, but of a people's unyielding fight for liberation.
Editors, The Black Agenda Review
INTERVIEW: Fatima Bernawi: The Tragedy of a People, 1978
13 Aug 2025
“The reason for these military operations was, and still is, to tell the Israeli occupation that we defy it and are willing to resist and go anywhere to express our defiance.”
Editors, The Black Agenda Review
SPEECH: Why We Use Violence, Frantz Fanon, 1960
23 Jul 2025
“This violence of the colonial regime…irreparably provokes the birth of an internal violence in the colonized people.”
Community Movement Builders - Newark
CMB Newark Statement on the Delaney Hall Uprising
18 Jun 2025
When oppression becomes unbearable, resistance erupts. The uprising at Delaney Hall exposes the brutality of immigrant detention and the power of collective defiance.