International

Kester Kenn Klomegah
Russia: Attempting a Bridge to Africa
24 Nov 2015
by Kester Kenn Klomegah While Russia's interest in sub-Saharan Africa is nothing new, Russian authorities have realized that it’s time to move back primarily to reclaim its economic footprints and to…
Jemima Pierre
Zionism, Anti-Blackness, and the Struggle for Palestine: Jemima Pierre on the Boycott
18 Nov 2015
by Jemima Pierre The lynching of an African at an Israeli bus station, last month, was no isolated incident. The Eritrean immigrant was shot, kicked and beaten to death “just because of his skin…
Black Agenda Radio for Week of November 9, 2015
10 Nov 2015
A Movement in Need of Vision and Ideology Hundreds of activists will converge on Philadelphia’s Temple University, January 8-10, under the banner “Reclaiming Our Future: The Black Radical Tradition…
Thomas C. Mountain
Benghazi Smokescreen: Hiding Western War Crimes in Libya
04 Nov 2015
Republicans and Democrats at the Benghazi hearings collaborated to disguise what the U.S. was really up to in Libya: regime change and the empowerment of Islamic jihadists in north Africa.
Black Agenda Radio for Week of November 2, 2015
03 Nov 2015
Kick the Cops Out of Schools Parents and citizens outraged at the manhandling of a 16 year-old female high school student by a white policeman in Richland County, South Carolina, are pressing for…
Julian Cola
Brazil Welcomes Dr. Carl Hart
28 Oct 2015
by Julian Cola Brazil, with the largest Black population outside of Africa, attempts to perpetuate the myth that it is a “racial democracy.” If so, it is an incredibly violent one. “Ban Ki-moon, the…
Black Agenda Radio for Week of October 28, 2015
27 Oct 2015
Three Days of Protest Against Police Violence in New York City The Stop Mass Incarceration Network’s Rise Up October campaign brought thousands into the streets of New York for three days of actions…
Margaret Kimberley , BAR editor and senior columnist
Freedom Rider: Black Lives Don’t Matter in Israel
21 Oct 2015
by BAR editor and senior columnist Margaret Kimberley If you want to observe a racist lynch mob, go to Israel, the “world’s worst apartheid state.” After being shot by police, an innocent Eritrean…
Jay Espy
Advancing the Anti-Racist Struggle in the Dominican Republic
13 Oct 2015
by Jay Espy Dominicans and Haitians are the worst paid workers in the Americas. Both are exploited by the same North American and European capitalists, yet they are divided by issues of skin color.…
The Real News Network
Clinton Calls U.S. Policy in Syria a "Failure"
23 Sep 2015
by The Real News Network