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  • Sikivu Hutchinson
    Prison House of Textbook History: Remembering the Chicano Blowouts
    01 May 2013
    by Sikivu Hutchinson 1968, the year of the biggest high school walkout in U.S. history, was not so different than the present. “Then, as now, there was no room for analyses of sexism, racial…
  • Bruce A. Dixon , BAR managing editor
    Why Does the US Chamber of Commerce Want to Train or Replace Your Elected School Board, If They Haven't Already?
    28 Feb 2013
    By BAR managing editor Bruce A. Dixon A key role in the elite drive to privatize public education is being played by privately owned school “accreditation” agencies, which are immune from public…
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    Bruce A. Dixon , BAR managing editor
    Why Isn't Closing 129 Chicago Public Schools National News?
    27 Feb 2013
    It's an obvious question, with an easy answer. Our nation's bipartisan political elite have decided to privatize public education. They know the only way they can execute this deeply unpopular policy…
  • “When Other Folks Give Up Theirs…” Black Freedom and the Gun Control Debate
    Akinyele Umoja
    “When Other Folks Give Up Theirs…” Black Freedom and the Gun Control Debate
    06 Feb 2013
    Contrary to Congressman John Lewis’ revision of history, “the notion that the Civil Rights movement was exclusively nonviolent is a popular mythology.” In fact, “Some members of Lewis’s Student…
  • Did Bloody Hands, Not Black Womanhood Sink Susan Rice Nomination?
    Bruce A. Dixon , BAR managing editor
    Did Bloody Hands, Not Black Womanhood Sink Susan Rice Nomination?
    20 Dec 2012
    Did Susan Rice step down on her own or did she do so at the insistence of the White House. Did Republican oppostion doom her nomination, or was the Obama administration too afraid to have such a bare…
  • Bill Quigley
    Fifteen Issues this Election is Not About
    24 Sep 2012
    by Bill Quigley The ties that bind the two corporate parties and their presidential candidates are much stronger than any differences that separate them. That’s why a progressive platform could be…
  • Boasting, Roasting, Coasting & Toasting: The Congressional Black Caucus Legislative Conference
    12 Sep 2012
     by BAR managing editor Bruce A. Dixon Later this month, the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation will hold its annual star-studded affair in DC, commemorating old victories it mostly had…
  • Obama 2012 Smacks Down Jim Clyburn For Criticizing Bain & Vampire Equity Firms, Obama Supporters Pretend Not to Notice
    30 May 2012
    by BAR managing editor Bruce A. Dixon Fool me once, the saying goes, shame on you. Fool me again --- you know the rest. But what do we call it when Obama supporters willingly deceive themselves about…
  • Bruce A. Dixon , BAR managing editor
    Corey Booker and the Hard Right's Colonization of Black American Politics
    24 May 2012
    by BAR managing editor Bruce A. Dixon A new black political class has arisen, one with only nominal connections to black voters or communities Their careers and orientation are corporate through and…
  • Don't Be Fooled. Cory Booker, Barack Obama & the Whole Black Political Class Love Bain Capital
    23 May 2012
    by BAR managing editor Bruce A. Dixon Did Newark mayor Cory Booker really cross the Obama campaign when he defended vampire capital companies like Romney's Bain? Or was he just being truer to his own…
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