| Black Agenda Report

Michael Harriot
The Great White Heist
16 Sep 2020
Just because enslaving and stealing labor from Black people was perfectly legal prior to 1868, America should not get to ignore descendants of the people who supplied this nation with 246 years of
Margaret Kimberley, BAR senior columnist
Freedom Rider: Democrats’ Climate Change Lies
16 Sep 2020
The Republicans lie about the harm they do to the planet, and the Democrats lie and pretend they’re not doing the very same things.
Danny Haiphong , BAR contributor
Tribute to Kevin Zeese: Life and Loss in the Struggle for Liberation
16 Sep 2020
Zeese never wavered in his opposition to the corporate duopoly, white supremacy, and the forces of militarism.
Ajamu Baraka, BAR editor and columnist
Will a Biden Foreign Policy Make a Difference for the World?
16 Sep 2020
For the people of the world the real fascism of anti-democratic, brutal regimes supported by the U.S., murderous sanctions, and right-wing coups will continue unabated.
Paul Street
Fourteen Martyrs in the Struggle Against Racist Terror and Trumpism-Fascism
16 Sep 2020
Their names are not as familiar as George Floyd and Breonna Taylor, but these victims have paid the ultimate price, dying in the line of anti-racist and anti-fascist citizenship duty.
Raymond Nat Turner, BAR poet-in-residence
1st 100 Days— Portland
16 Sep 2020
I have a friend—some- time bandmate—Daily… Whining, wringing his hands. Distressed and depressed— anxious and agitated—he Knows nuclear war and
Jahan Choudhry, BAR Comments Editor
Letters from Our Readers
16 Sep 2020
This week Ibram X. Kendi, Toussaint Louverture, community control of the police, and the trial of Julian Assange were on your minds.
Nada Mustafa Ali
BAR Book Forum: “Books I Teach”
16 Sep 2020
Students of all ages can share the experiences of women from the slum margins of Nairobi and young female shapeshifters at a Detroit homeless shelter.
Roberto Sirvent, BAR Book Forum Editor
BAR Book Forum: Samantha Pinto’s Book, “Infamous Bodies”
16 Sep 2020
The author examines the lives of five Black female historical figures and challenges some deeply-held ideas about Black women in politics
Julian Vigo
Water Poverty and the Growing Conflict between Egypt, Sudan and Ethiopia
16 Sep 2020
The Ethiopian government made a strategic decision to control most of the Nile River that flows into Egypt and Sudan.