Editors, The Black Agenda Review

Editors, The Black Agenda Review
SPEECH: The Meaning of African Liberation Day: Walter Rodney, May 27, 1972
26 May 2021
At the 1972 event, Walter Rodney proclaimed that “black unity must be international because we live on every continent, through no choice of our own.”
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Poem: June Jordan, Moving towards Home, 1982
19 May 2021
Seventy-three years after the Nakba began, the Zionists continue their land and rights thievery, to which June Jordan, the Black American poet, bore powerful witness.
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The Mother’s Day Massacre: Mumia Abu-Jamal, 1985
12 May 2021
Four years into his own ordeal as a political prisoner, Mumia Abu Jamal charged Philadelphia’s government with premeditated mass murder in the slaughter of MOVE men, women and children.
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EDITORIAL:ON THE MOVE: The MOVE Organization and the Teachings of John Africa, June 28 and July 1, 1975
29 Apr 2021
The MOVE organization’s protests provoked some of the most intense forms of police brutality and repression witnessed in the country.
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Return to the Source: Trayvon Martin and White Madness, July 18, 2013
21 Apr 2021
Black people cannot change white people’s warped perceptions of the world, although, Lord knows, we’ve tried.
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åEDITORIAL: Racism, Fascism, and Political Murder: Kathleen Cleaver, September 14, 1968
15 Apr 2021
Panthers and their radical Black contemporaries are now the stuff of Hollywood -- but with more leather jacket than political substance. The Review Team offers some historical correctives.
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PAMPHLET: Africa Fights for Freedom, Alpheaus Hunton, 1950
07 Apr 2021
A pamphlet written 70 years ago by an exiled Black American communist reveals an African continent seething to break free from European colonization.
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REVIEW: On Anarchism and the Black Revolution
31 Mar 2021
“The principles of anarchism appear to be growing in some corners of the Black community,” due largely to the work and thought of former Black Panther Lorenzo Kom’boa Ervin.
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MANIFESTO: A Draft Proposal for the Founding of the International Working Peoples Association, 1979
24 Mar 2021
The following is a manifesto in the full sense of the word; a Black anarchist’s proposal for a sweeping approach to a nation and world without capitalism.
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Black Citizenship Forum: On Identity and Empire: France and the Colonial Roots of Black Citizenship
17 Mar 2021
You cannot simply declare yourself race free, racism free, and simply think that it will generate a race free or colorblind society.