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ARCHIVES refers to the work of Bruce Dixon, Glen Ford, Margaret Kimberley and Leutisha Stills which appeared originally in Black Commentator, an enterprise that BAR's Glen Ford co-founded and edited until August 2006. Before making our internet home at Black Agenda Report, Glen Ford, Bruce Dixon, Margaret Kimberley and Leutisha Stills of CBC Monitor, published much of our work there.
Since the index page for Black Commentator's back issues can’t be accessed without a $50 subscription, we here present our own index to what is and remains our own work over there. Gradually we will get around to housing copies of all our past work which originally appeared in Black Commentator on this site.

Bruce Dixon archive page
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Margaret Kimberley's Freedom Rider archive page
Leutisha Stills, CBC Monitor Archive page

BLACK AGENDA REPORT PAST ISSUES

Issue #5 -- November 22, 2006

Harold Ford: Lame.  Loser. Liar. Proof That It's Time to Stop Supporting Every Black Face 
  by Glen Ford
Freedom Rider -- Last Look at the 2006 Election 
by Margaret Kimberley
Bruce's Beat: Reader Email Answered 
by Bruce Dixon
1,000 Words Harold Ford on Election Day 
The World Exhales by John Maxwell
Justifications For Slavery by Jacqueline Bacon
The Myth of Black Womens' Progress by Tamara K. Nopper
Issue #4 -- November 15, 2006
Issue #3, November 8, 2006 Impeachment Democrats, Antiwar Democrats, Count-Every-Vote Democrats VS. Democratic Party Leaders by Bruce Dixon
Freedom Rider -- Media in the Tank for Bush by Margaret Kimberley
Electing America's First Black President by Proxy Vote
by Marjorie Fields Harris
Reggae Music is Not All One Love
by Jasmyne Cannick
US Imperialism: Embracing a Moral Abomination
by Jason Miller
U of Texas Law Responds to Racist "Ghetto Fabulous"
by Robert Jensen
Women in Poverty Respond to the "Oprah Effect"
by Robert Jensen

Let Black Democrats Be Black by Glen Ford
Freedom Rider - How to Steal an Election by Margaret Kimberley
CBC Monitor -- Burying Rep. Mel Watt (D. NC) by Leutisha Stills
The People of Chicago VS Wal-Mart by Paul Street
1,000 Words Photography by Yvonne King
Teaching Racism: Steeped in Stupid by Bernestine Singley
The Niggerization of Palestine by Jonathan Scott
Nonviolence or No? Still Time To Decide by Greg Moses Nukes in New Zealand? by Jonathan David Farley, D.Phil

Issue #2- November 1, 2006
Inaugural Issue - October 25, 2006


The Black-Latino Future 
by Glen Ford

CBC Monitor: Fall 2006 Report Cards for the Good, Bad & Ugly of the Congressional Black Caucus by Leutisha Stills The Oprah Effect by Tim Wise
Freedom Rider -- American Terrorists by Margaret Kimberley
Juan Williams - Liar, Liar! by Bruce A. Dixon
Back to the Future: A Brief History of Repression William Katz
There is Nothing Cute About Regime Change
by Mark Fancher

Black TV in Brazil: Power to the People
by Shawn Lindsey

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November 1, 2006
AMERICAN GENOCIDE

When Columbus invaded America there were more than 15 million native Americans in what is now the U.S. By 1890 there were 300,000, a 97% death rate. Our nation sits on the bones on one of the greatest genocides in human history.
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THE ALL-AMERICAN GENOCIDE
by GLEN FORD
November 1, 2006
WHERE IS THE BLACK CHURCH ON IRAQ?

African Americans overwhelmingly oppose the war in IRaq, and have done so since its beginning. 650,000 Iraqis are now dead, compared to less than 3,000 Americans, a ratio of 200 to 1. Why then, do we allow black preachers in black churches to pray every Sunday ONLY for the Americans “in harm's way” and not for the other 99% of the dead, who are Iraqis?.
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to WHERE IS THE BLACK CHURCH ON IRAQ
by BRUCE DIXON

October 25, 2006
MYTH OF THE MELTING POT

White Americans frequently celebrate the US as a “Melting Pot”. The phrase is actually taken from an early 20th century play that lauds the US as a “melting pot” for it called the “races” of Europe alone, transforming them into what we now call “white” Americans.
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MYTH OF THE MELTING POT
by GLEN FORD

October 25, 2006
WAR IS THE HEALTH OF THE STATE

America's leaders need war, like vampires need blood. Even if it's war on a noun.
In fact, in an era where politicians create and exploit fear to stay in power, the so-called “war on terror” is an invaluable political tool, something they cannot do without.
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to WAR IS THE HEALTH OF THE STATE
by BRUCE DIXON

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11-01-2006
Let Black Democrats Be Black
 
by Glen Ford
11-01-2006
Freedom Rider - How to Steal an Election
by Margaret Kimberley
11-01-2006
CBC Monitor -- Burying Rep. Mel Watt (D. NC)
by Leutisha Stills
11-01-2006
The People of Chicago VS Wal-Mart
by Paul Street
11-01-2006
1,000 Words

Photography by Yvonne King
11-01-2006
Teaching Racism: Steeped in Stupid
by Bernestine Singley
11-01-2006
The Niggerization of Palestine
by Jonathan Scott
11-01-2006
Nukes in New Zealand?
by Jonathan David Farley, D.Phil
10-25-2006
The Black-Latino Future 

by Glen Ford
10-25-2006
CBC Monitor: Fall 2006 Report Cards for the Good, Bad & Ugly of the Congressional Black Caucus
by Leutisha Stills
10-25-2006
The Oprah Effect
by Tim Wise
10-25-2006
Freedom Rider -- American Terrorists
by Margaret Kimberley
10-25-2006
Juan Williams - Liar, Liar!
by Bruce A. Dixon
10-25-2006
Back tothe Future: A Brief History of Repression
by William Katz
10-25-2006
There is Nothing Cute About Regime Change
by Mark Fancher
10-25-2006
Black TV in Brazil: Power to the People
by Shawn Lindsey