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  • Freedom Rider: No Chemical Attacks in Syria
    by BAR editor and senior columnist Margaret Kimberley
    Freedom Rider: No Chemical Attacks in Syria
    29 May 2019
    The corporate media is concealing a leaked UN agency report that shows Syrian government innocence in an alleged chemical attack. “Americans have been fed a steady diet of ‘Assad the butcher’ and any counter narrative is disappeared.” The corporate media march in lock step with the United States…
  • Half of Black Caucus Signs on to Israeli Stance on Syria, in Defiance of Black Public Opinion
    by BAR executive editor Glen Ford
    Half of Black Caucus Signs on to Israeli Stance on Syria, in Defiance of Black Public Opinion
    30 May 2019
    The Congressional Black Caucus sides with its party’s war mongers and in fear of the Israel lobby, while large Black majorities believe Israel is neither an ally nor a friend. “The Black Caucus’ tolerance of apartheid Israel’s barbarism is infinite.”
  • The Serena Shim Award For Uncompromised Integrity in Journalism
    The Editors
    Black Agenda Report is a Proud Recipient of the Serena Shim Award for Uncompromising Integrity in Journalism
    30 May 2019
    Journalism is a dangerous business. Whether in Colombia or Brazil, Myanmar or Thailand or Lithuania, or as Chelsea Manning and Julian Assange are proving, even the US and the UK, journalists who report inconvenient truths have a way of disappearing, and being disappeared. Serena Shim was born in…
  • How US Foreign Policy Spawned Terror and Trump
    Rod Such
    How US Foreign Policy Spawned Terror and Trump
    05 Jun 2019
    The end of the Cold War allowed the US to use its military with impunity, including support for Islamic jihadists against targeted countries. “This symbiosis went beyond ideology and ‘was consolidated through direct collaboration,’ where the US provided weapons and air cover to jihadist forces.”
  • The Bankers’ “Power Revolution” -- How the Government Got Shackled by Debt
    Ellen Brown
    The Bankers’ “Power Revolution” -- How the Government Got Shackled by Debt
    05 Jun 2019
    There is no reason for the government to borrow trillions from capitalists – except to enrich the financial classes and enforce austerity. “The government is at liberty to spend as needed to meet its budget, drawing on credit issued by its own central bank.”
  • Book Review: Bringing Police Torture in Chicago to the Full Light of Day
    Carl Davidson
    Book Review: Bringing Police Torture in Chicago to the Full Light of Day
    05 Jun 2019
    A new book reveals Chicago as a racist police state where the entire criminal justice system was complicit in torture. “Flint and allied lawyers have forced the city to pay over $130 million to those tortured and their families.”
  • Climate Terrorism: The Politically Farsighted Way to Impeach Trump
    Patrick Walker
    Climate Terrorism: The Politically Farsighted Way to Impeach Trump
    05 Jun 2019
    By focusing on climate terrorism, Democrats could show voters that they care more about the common good than their self-serving Russiagate narrative.  “If establishment Democrats gain control of the impeachment narrative, their voter-wearying Russiagate tale will likely crowd out far more…
  • BAR Book Forum: An Excerpt from Belén Fernández’s “Exile: Rejecting America and Finding the World”
    Belen Fernandez
    BAR Book Forum: An Excerpt from Belén Fernández’s “Exile: Rejecting America and Finding the World”
    05 Jun 2019
    The US is a nation of freedom: the freedom to carry or be shot by a firearm, and to go into eternal debt. (The following is an excerpt from Belén Fernández’s forthcoming book, Exile: Rejecting America and Finding the World.) “One gets the sneaking suspicion that America’s…
  • BAR Book Forum: Jennifer Nash’s “Black Feminism Reimagined”
    Roberto Sirvent, BAR Book Forum Editor
    BAR Book Forum: Jennifer Nash’s “Black Feminism Reimagined”
    05 Jun 2019
    Black women are still regularly ignored by the very political projects that celebrate us. “Black feminist theoretical work should allow intersectionality to move in unexpected and maybe even unsettling ways.”
  • Letters from Our Readers 
    Jahan Chowdhry, BAR Comments Editor
    Letters from Our Readers 
    05 Jun 2019
    This week you wanted to talk about Joe Biden’s presidential run, the National Lawyers Guild, Julian Assange, and Israeli apartheid.  Strong comments came for “Joe Biden, Prince of Private Prisons,” “National Lawyers Guild Echoes Smear Campaign Against Julian Assange,” and&nbsp

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