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Black Agenda Radio March 6, 2026
Black Agenda Radio with Margaret Kimberley
06 Mar 2026
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Black Agenda Radio · Black Agenda Radio March 6, 2026

In this week’s segment, we discuss past and present U.S. imperialism, analyzing struggles to protect Venezuela’s Bolivarian Revolution and to bring independence to Puerto Rico. But we begin with a conversation about a new book exploring the 1893 coup, which seized the kingdom of Hawaii and ultimately made it a U.S. state, with Dr. Gerald Horne, who also connects that history with present U.S. actions in Iran.

Puerto Rico
Venezuela
Iran
Colonialism
imperialism
Hawaii

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