Bill Quigley

Bill Quigley
Karl Rove: Off to Another Criminal Mission
15 Aug 2007
A Black Agenda Radio Commentary by BAR executive editor Glen Ford U.S. corporate media cannot accurately cover the crimes of Karl Rove, nor his exit from the White House, because Rove's career is a…
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Staying Alive for the New Struggle
15 Aug 2007
by BAR contributing editor Rudolph Lewis There is a general feeling among whites, says the author, that they have won the racial battle and can now "do and say almost anything they please." No…
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Fighting Transit Racism: Building the Environmental Movement on the Buses of L.A.
15 Aug 2007
by Eric Mann Since the early days of environmentalism, Blacks have correctly viewed the movement as a "rich white folks" affair that did not address urban and poor rural environments. What's a "…
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Media Consolidation and the Black Grass Roots: Why the Search for Radio Airtime is Full of Static
15 Aug 2007
by Eric Easter Media consolidation has moved so quickly to place Black radio in the hands of news-hating corporations and faraway headquarters management, politicians can no longer…
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Staying Alive for the New Struggle
15 Aug 2007
by BAR contributing editor Rudolph Lewis There is a general feeling among whites, says the author, that they have won the racial battle and can now "do and say almost anything they please." No…
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Rev. Lennox Yearwood and the Hip Hop Caucus to John Conyers: "It's Time To Impeach"
15 Aug 2007
by BAR managing editor Bruce Dixon Polling data show that the majority of Americans favor the initiation of impeachment proceedings against George Bush, Dick Cheney, and…
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Racism Alive and Thriving in America, Zogby Poll Shows
08 Aug 2007
A Black Agenda Radio commentary by executive editor Glen Ford White people, in the majority, don't think they are racist - but they are. Zogby's poll could not avoid the conclusion: white folks…
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Forming a Human Levee for Human Rights in New Orleans
08 Aug 2007
by BAR contributing editor Jeffrey Buchanan There is no more graphic place to understand institutional racism than New Orleans. On one side of the Monticello Canal, which separates Black and…
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America’s Shame: 2 years after Hurricane Katrina
08 Aug 2007
by the Sacramento Area Black Caucus Two years have gone by, and Black America has failed to respond in any coherent fashion to the catastrophe that we call Katrina: the death of a Black city. It…
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Fighting for the Right to Learn: The Public Education Experiment in New Orleans
08 Aug 2007
by Bill Quigley Corporate America saw opportunity in the death of 1,000 or more people in New Orleans, and the exile of hundreds of thousands. Entrenched in the Bush administration was a private…