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- Glen Ford , BAR executive editorThe WSWS site has done a disservice to Marxism and to the Black Lives Matter movement with its ideologically driven study of police killings in the U.S., focusing on dead white people.
- Nzinga DamuThe questions below are offfered to help us look deeper into the crises of our Historically Black Colleges and Univerisites.
- Margaret Kimberley , BAR editor and senior columnistWhether Democrats are openly obstructionist corporatists like Pelosi, or liberal sounding like Warren, they will not consider any meaningful systemic reforms.
- Ann Garrison , BAR contributorPaul Kagame’s troops most likely shot down a plane carrying two African presidents, igniting genocides that killed millions — but the Rwandan President has never been charged.