African America

Nellie Bailiey and Glen Ford
Black Agenda Radio, week of August 13, 2018
14 Aug 2018
Kyle Fraser , Black Agenda Radio producer
Mumia Supporters Gear Up for Hearing
14 Aug 2018
Mumia Abu Jamal supporters need to converge on Philadelphia in large numbers, on August 30, for hearings on Abu Jamal’s contention that judicial bias tainted his trial process, said Johanna
Black Agenda Radio with Nellie Bailey and Glen Ford
Black Capitalism Can’t Fix Racial Wealth Gap
14 Aug 2018
Black banks are useful and should be supported, but only some form of reparations can confront the disastrous Black economic condition, said Mehrsa Baradaran, author of “The Color
Glen Ford , BAR executive editor
Martial Law By Other Means: Corporate Strangulation of Dissent
09 Aug 2018
“The ‘hate speech’ trick, in practice, rewards Black people’s occupiers and abusers (the police) and renders voices of protest illegitimate and mute.”
Danny Haiphong , BAR contributor
Russiagate Crusaders Don’t Want Democracy, Just War
08 Aug 2018
“No political movement in the US exists to stop the Deep State from suppressing the content and ideology of Black Agenda Report or even Black Lives Matter as agents of the Kremlin.”
Tryon P. Woods
Putting Afro-Pessimism, Intersectionality, and Solidarity to Work
08 Aug 2018
“If the Movement for Black Lives can indirectly lead to an expanded sphere of safety for white women of a certain class status, with no commensurate enhanced protection for black people
Chip Gibbons and Boots Riley
An Interview With Boots Riley: “In the World of Film, We’ve Edited out All Rebellion”
08 Aug 2018
“I think the movement needs to organize the 93 percent of the work force that is not organized.”
Roberto Sirvent, BAR Book Forum Editor
BAR Book Forum: Mehrsa Baradaran’s “The Color of Money”
08 Aug 2018
“’Black capitalism’ was a crucial part of President Nixon’s ‘southern strategy’ and the rhetoric and administration of his program is still intact.”
Black Agenda Radio with Nellie Bailey and Glen Ford
Dr Fred Moten: The Black Social Self-View
06 Aug 2018
The constant denial of individual Black personhood that is a legacy of centuries of slavery has given us “a chance to organizer around something other than the debilitating and vicious notion of in
Kyle Fraser , Black Agenda Radio producer
Jihad Abdulmumit: Black Radical Movement Needs Infrastructure
06 Aug 2018
There is some continuity between today’s Black movement and the Sixties, however, “today’s struggle lacks the infrastructure in-the-hood-building” of the Panther era, said Jihad Abdulmumit