A Black Agenda Radio commentary by BAR executive editor Glen Ford Cops are crying that their lives are in danger from folks inflamed by “dangerous national rhetoric.” But, “the statistics tell us…

by the editors Glen Ford honors Amiri Baraka and Martin Luther King Jr. as he discusses MLK pre-1963. and the first “March on Washington.”

by the editors Glen Ford asserts that the crisis of capitalism in Black America is in large part connected to the election of Barack Obama, the nation's first Black president. Ford exposes Obama'…

by the editors Glen Ford: Solidarity 2009 Northeast Regional... by SolidarityUS Glen Ford discusses the conflict between the tendencies of Black elevation (Black faces in high places) and self…

by the editors Glen Ford addresses the collapse of the Left, especially the Black Left as Obama began his first campaign for president. Ford asserts that there was “liquidation of Black politics…