Media And Culture

Mark P. Fancher
Africans Can Become a People Not to Be Trifled With
23 May 2018
“One effective method of attacking the imperialist infrastructure is to drain its pool of enforcers by organizing a total boycott of the U.S. military.”
Yves Engler
The French Imperial Role in Africa
23 May 2018
“Criticizing France’s role in Rwanda dovetails with the interests of Kigali, Washington, London and Ottawa.”
Kyle Fraser , Black Agenda Radio producer
Free the MOVE 9
22 May 2018
Mike Africa Jr, the son of two MOVE 9 members imprisoned for the past four decades in a the death of a Philadelphia policeman, said supporters have stepped up efforts to free the i
Nellie Bailey and Glen Ford
Democrats Complicit in Israel’s Crimes
22 May 2018
"Democratic party leaders are as always firmly behind their Israeli clients, and their party machinery remains under lock and key."
Nellie Bailey and Glen Ford
Orchestrated Apartheid in Philadelphia
22 May 2018
Despite repeated protests, the Philadelphia Orchestra is going ahead with a planned trip to Israel to join in the apartheid state’s independence anniversary celebrations.
Glen Ford , BAR executive editor
500 Years of Nakbas
16 May 2018
“The Palestinians face the last bastion of legalized racial rule on the planet.”
Ann Garrison , BAR contributor
Challenging Democratic Party Corruption in Pennsylvania’s District 197
16 May 2018
“It's time for us to grow up and join the rest of the world that has several different political parties.”
Danny Haiphong , BAR contributor
What does Kanye West Have to do with the Jobless Rate? A Lot
16 May 2018
“Kanye West merely represents what happens when the Black misleadership class begins to reflect the crisis of the US system.”
Roberto Sirvent, BAR Book Forum Editor
BAR Book Forum: Alexis Pauline Gumbs’ Spill
16 May 2018
“Spill is about freeing up our imaginations and our bodies for a world we deserve and yet don’t know how to narrate.”
Roberto Sirvent, BAR Book Forum Editor
BAR Book Forum: Ashley Farmer’s Remaking Black Power
16 May 2018
“All of the women in the book envisioned new and expansive visions of black liberation.”