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- Editors, The Black Agenda ReviewâThe principles of anarchism appear to be growing in some corners of the Black community,â due largely to the work and thought of former Black Panther Lorenzo Komâboa Ervin.
- Raymond Nat Turner, BAR poet-in-residenceNow, I wasnât Yuri Kochiyama amidst toppled chairs, gun smoke scented chaos, cradling Malcolmâs heavy head on the Audubon Ballroom
- Onyesonwu ChatoyerAll too often we witness petit-bourgeois African women willingly taking positions of leadership, power, and influence within the political and military infrastructure of the United States.
- Sonali ChakravartiAs a space for democratic deliberation and decision-making, the jury box still has the potential to shift the criminal legal system â but first we must change who is able to serve on a j