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Jemima Pierre , Tanya Golash-Boza , Kevin Alexander Gray
How to Help Haiti
15 Mar 2023
Kevin Alexander Gray co-wrote this article after a trip to post-earthquake Haiti.
Jemima Pierre , Aisha M. Beliso-De Jesús
White Supremacy
18 Jan 2023
White supremacy should not be identified solely with self-proclaimed white nationalists. It is a centuries old, international, economic, and political system that cannot be eradicated with slogans…
Jemima Pierre
Haiti: Black Despots and White Rulers
17 Feb 2021
The horror story in Haiti since 2004 is not really about despotic Black government, but is the consequence and crime of global white rule.
Jemima Pierre
Haiti and the Convenience of Imperial Amnesia
16 Oct 2019
The ongoing protests in Haiti are ultimately directed against the “Core Group” – US imperialism and its junior partners, who have teamed up to gang-bang the wounded and bleeding Black republic.
Jemima Pierre
Haitian Detainees are Captive Capital for Private Prison Corporation
24 Jan 2018
“When they cannot make more money out of us, then they deport us quickly.”
Jemima Pierre
Zionism, Anti-Blackness, and the Struggle for Palestine: Jemima Pierre on the Boycott
18 Nov 2015
by Jemima Pierre The lynching of an African at an Israeli bus station, last month, was no isolated incident. The Eritrean immigrant was shot, kicked and beaten to death “just because of his skin…
Jemima Pierre
Haiti: An Occupation in Blackface
19 Aug 2015
by BAR editor and columnist Dr. Jemima Pierre The U.S. invaded and occupied Haiti from 1915 to 1934, and again occupied the country in 2004 after overthrowing the democratically elected government.…
Jemima Pierre
Reconciliation is Not Decolonization
11 Dec 2013
by BAR columnist Jemima Pierre Nelson Mandela certainly led an inspirational life, but the “liberation” of South Africa has been the continent’s most spectacular failure. Mandela and his party “…
Jemima Pierre
Blacks & Drones
23 Oct 2013
by BAR editor and columnist Jemima Pierre Two organizations that give qualified support to U.S. adventures abroad, Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch, have issued reports critical of…
Jemima Pierre
Living Under the Cloud of Stop-and-Frisk in Washington DC
27 Aug 2013
by Seema Sadanandan Black children in poorer sections of the Nation’s Capitol grow up under constant hyper-surveillance of police. The armed occupation of their communities is anything but benign. “…