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Raymond Nat Turner, BAR poet-in-residence
âŚFreakish flight of the fearless FlyâŚ
14 Oct 2020
There sat the morally constipated politician fartinâ âround with truth like an amateur magician⌠Locked, loaded, flinging fecal matter at a class mateâŚ
Robin D.G. Kelly
Getting to Freedom City
14 Oct 2020
In the 1960s LA communities of color prioritized a radical tradition of care and the transformative power of art and politics.
Michele Bratcher Goodwin
We Canât Be Free Until We Fully Abolish Slavery
14 Oct 2020
Through a loophole in the 13th Amendment, governments and corporations profit from cheap, incarcerated labor.
Jason Choudhry, BAR Comments Editor
Letters from Our Readers
14 Oct 2020
This week corporate funded NGOs, liberal sympathy for Trump, and Russophobia in progressive organizations were on your minds.
Roberto Sirvent, BAR Book Forum Editor
BAR Book Forum: Maureen Mahonâs âBlack Diamond Queensâ
14 Oct 2020
The standard version of rock and roll history does not allot much space at all to the discussion of African American women.
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There sat the morally constipated politician fartinâ âround with truth like an amateur magician⌠Locked, loaded, flinging fecal matter at a class mateâŚ
In the 1960s LA communities of color prioritized a radical tradition of care and the transformative power of art and politics.
Through a loophole in the 13th Amendment, governments and corporations profit from cheap, incarcerated labor.
This week corporate funded NGOs, liberal sympathy for Trump, and Russophobia in progressive organizations were on your minds.
The standard version of rock and roll history does not allot much space at all to the discussion of African American women.
