Political Economy

Ajamu Baraka , BAR editor and columnist
Opposing Bipartisan Warmongering is Defending Human Rights of the Poor and Working Class
15 Aug 2018
“The responsibility of the left is to build on Trump’s anti-NATO remarks – whatever his motivations – by offering a real critique of NATO.”
Margaret Kimberley , BAR editor and senior columnist
Freedom Rider: The United States Destroys Venezuela’s Economy
15 Aug 2018
“Sanctions are war by other means, invisible to most eyes.”
Ann Garrison , BAR contributor
NATO Is a Public Protection Racket
15 Aug 2018
“Putin enraged the West by putting the brakes the looting and refusing to let the new Russian oligarchs run the country.”
Danny Haiphong , BAR contributor
Lebron James and Nicolas Maduro Attacked for Serving the People
15 Aug 2018
“Both have attempted to serve the people and important lessons can be gleaned from their efforts.”
Mark P. Fancher
Rebellion on the NFL Plantation
15 Aug 2018
“An alternative league would be the antithesis of the NFL and also take its cue from ‘Bingo Long’s Traveling All-Stars and Motor Kings.’”
Ken Morgan
Black Workers and Immigrants: Borrow a Page from Marx
15 Aug 2018
“Marx blamed the rulers of colonialism and those that exploited Irish workers for lower wages when they got to England, and not the exploited Irish worker.”
Roberto Sirvent, BAR Book Forum Editor
BAR Book Forum: Robyn Spencer’s “The Revolution Has Come”
15 Aug 2018
“The Panthers spoke out about the ravages of capitalism and aligned themselves with anti-imperialist and anti-colonial forces from Vietnam to South Africa to Palestine.”
Roberto Sirvent, BAR Book Forum Editor
BAR Book Forum: Stephen Dillon’s “Fugitive Life”
15 Aug 2018
“Hundreds of activists in the 1970s left behind families, friends, jobs, and their identities in order to disappear into the underground.”
Nellie Bailiey and Glen Ford
Black Agenda Radio, week of August 13, 2018
14 Aug 2018
Kyle Fraser , Black Agenda Radio producer
Mumia Supporters Gear Up for Hearing
14 Aug 2018
Mumia Abu Jamal supporters need to converge on Philadelphia in large numbers, on August 30, for hearings on Abu Jamal’s contention that judicial bias tainted his trial process, said Johanna