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Nellie Bailey and Glen Ford
Cooperation Jackson's Kali Akuno: Elections Don’t Necessarily Change a Damn Thing
06 December 2017
A key strategist among the Black radicals that were behind the election of two Black mayors in Jackson, Mississippi, says his fellow activists have
Bruce A. Dixon , BAR managing editor
After Winning the Election Do We Govern the Place or Transform It? Kali Akuno on the Lessons of Jackson MS So Far
26 October 2017
This is a hasty and cleaned up version of Kali Akuno's remarks at the Movement School for Revolutionaries, which was hosted by Cooperation Jackson…
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Danny Haiphong, BAR Contributing Editor
China and Africa: the Black Alliance for Peace’s AFRICOM Watch Bulletin
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Those that call China a colonizer of Africa don’t understand colonization.
Ann Garrison, BAR Contributing Editor
Pacifica Radio: Let’s Talk About the Debt
21 Apr 2021
It’s difficult not to imagine that the secret plan is to sell WBAI’s license. “Most people support Pacifica because it’s community radio.”
Editors, The Black Agenda Review
Return to the Source: Trayvon Martin and White Madness, July 18, 2013
21 Apr 2021
Black people cannot change white people’s warped perceptions of the world, although, Lord knows, we’ve tried.
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Trauma Trivia
21 Apr 2021
We play America’s longest running game, Trauma Trivia—gambling blue— Daily, weekly, monthly, annually—decades, Centuries at a time…We play it again and
Ujima People’s Progress Party
The Black Working Class Must Defend Itself, Not the Black Misleadership Class
21 Apr 2021
Black political power is gained by expanding independent Black political institutions and bases around agendas not endorsed by the ruling elite.
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