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Editors, The Black Agenda Review
Black Citizenship Forum: Pan-Africanism and the Pitfalls of National Citizenship
27 Jan 2021
The Review interrogates the thought of academic and activist Layla Brown-Vincent, who says she was “reared and steeped in Pan-Africanist thought and organization” from birth.
Black Agenda Radio with Margaret Kimberley and Glen Ford
Nurturing a “Pan African Diasporic Consciousness”
27 Jul 2020
The interchange of ideas and experiences among African-descended people around the world has fostered a “Pan African Diasporic Consciousness” that advances all Black struggles, said Jayne O
Black Agenda Radio with Nellie Bailey and Glen Ford
African Immigrants Becoming Activists
06 Aug 2019
“More recent African immigrants are recognizing the importance of being part of the Africa American community in terms of organizing” for social justice, said Nemata Blyden, author
Roberto Sirvent, BAR Book Forum Editor
BAR Book Forum: Nemata Blyden’s “African Americans and Africa”
19 Jun 2019
People of African descent, no matter where they come from, face challenges in the American racial hierarchy.
Mark P. Fancher
Socialism – The Litmus Test for Authentic African Leadership
22 May 2019
There is no better time than African Liberation Day to call out Africa’s imperialist stooges, lackeys and puppets.
Mark P. Fancher
Is Armed Struggle Still The Most Effective Way to Resist Imperialism in Africa?
02 Jan 2019
It is now far more difficult for imperialists to launch direct boots-on-the-ground military attacks on Africa without an explanation.
Prasanth R.
Pan-Africanism Conference Charts Course Towards a Socialist Continent
10 Oct 2018
Hundreds of delegates met in Ghana to discuss five major themes in the Africa-wide struggle against capitalism and imperialism.
Roberto Sirvent, BAR Book Forum Editor
BAR Book Forum: Omise’eke Tinsley’s “Ezili’s Mirrors”
29 Aug 2018
This book asks readers ‘to follow Ezili’s lead by imagining worlds in which black women, black queer folk, masisi…ev’ry body has value—ev’ry black body is a divine gift.’”
Ameth Lô
The Long March to Post-Capitalist Transition: Pan-Africanist Perspectives
22 Aug 2018
A Pan-Africanist politics is necessary because weak neo-colonial states are incapable of assuring their own survival or of negotiating how their country is inserted into the world system.
Dr. Matthew Quest
Top Ten Reasons We Don't Know More About C.L.R. James
03 Jul 2018
Top Ten Reasons We Don’t Know About CLR James