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- Bruce A. Dixon , BAR managing editorThere’s fake news. And then there’s fake history. Fake news lies about the world as it is. But fake history is the context for fake news. Fake history sanctifies abominations past and present.
- Glen Ford , BAR executive editor“The Facebook intervention is a qualitative escalation of the McCarthyite offensive.”
- Ann Garrison , BAR contributor“Dissidents say Kagame shuttered houses of worship because they were the last spaces in Rwanda where people felt safe from his totalitarian grip.”