Bill Quigley

Bill Quigley
The Sit-In Movement Was Not Spontaneous
13 Dec 2006
by Rhone Fraser To hear some tell it, the Freedom Movement, complete with sit-ins and the rest, was a spontaneous affair. Not so, says scholar Rhone Fraser. To overlook the skillful…
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Awash in Oil and Misery -- Equatorial Guinea's U.S.- Backed Dictatorship
06 Dec 2006
by Augustin Velloso Rich in both oil and misery, the tiny West African nation of Equatorial Guinea is the recipient of big-time US military aid and attention.
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Bruce's Beat: World AIDS Day, the Free Trade Way
06 Dec 2006
by Bruce Dixon How U.S. trade policy, which forbids local manufacture or low-cost distribution of life daving drugs condemns millions to blighted lives and early deaths in the developing world.…
Bill Quigley
Sistas Shine, Brothers Lag Behind
06 Dec 2006
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Gangster Capitalism and the Third Maroon War
20 Nov 2006
From the Frying Pan Into the Red Mud Maroons, for those unacquainted with the history of the New World, were escaped slaves who took refuge in the roadless countrysides and…
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Electing America's First Black President by Proxy Vote
08 Nov 2006
First Bill Clinton was dubbed "our first black president. We are told the next contender is Barack Obama. But when will black people get a say in this? Electing America's First…
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Freedomways Magazine and the Roots of the Fight for Rights
01 Nov 2006
Veteran activist, intellect and writer Jean Carey Bond was a presenter at a recent symposium on James and Esther Jackson, The American Left, and the Origins of the Modern Civil Rights Movement at New…