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  • Thomas C. Mountain
    When Malcolm X Met Cassius Clay
    08 Jun 2016
    by Thomas C. Mountain Two of the greatest Black icons of the 20th century crossed paths – and the world would “never be the same again.” Malcolm X “enlightened Cassius Clay and brought about his…
  • Black Agenda Radio for Week of June 6, 2016
    07 Jun 2016
    McKinney: Duopoly is Imploding, But What Comes Next? The 2016 election is going to be “written about and studied for a very long time,” said six-term former Georgia Democratic Congresswoman Cynthia…
  • Lorenzo Johnson
    Is There a Cure for Wrongful Convictions?
    01 Jun 2016
    by Lorenzo Johnson The author has spent almost 20 years in prison for a crime he didn’t commit. He asks, “Why has our government yet to intervene when there have been record numbers of…
  • Glen Ford , BAR executive editor
    Crime “Prediction”: The Algorithms of Racist Injustice
    25 May 2016
    by BAR executive editor Glen Ford Mass Black incarceration wound up ensnaring too many white people in the gulags, bringing forth calls from within the establishment for “reform” to spare those…
  • Margaret Kimberley , BAR editor and senior columnist
    Freedom Rider: Georgetown Should Pay for Slavery
    25 May 2016
    by BAR editor and senior columnist Margaret Kimberley If ever there was a clear path to reparations for the descendants of slaves, it is in compensation to the progeny of the 272 men and women sold…
  • Freddie Gray Case Judge Rules it is Unreasonable to Expect Cops to Obey the Law
    25 May 2016
    A Black Agenda Radio commentary by executive editor Glen Ford The prosecution in Baltimore wanted the cop that arrested Freddie Gray to be convicted of assault, because Gray had done nothing illegal…
  • Jaan Laaman
    Prisoners’ Voices Blocked and Censorship in U.S. Prisons
    25 May 2016
    by Jaan Laaman Like many political prisoners, the author’s freedom of speech rights are routinely curtailed. “While prisoners do have a legal right to express their thoughts and report on issues and…
  • If White People Love Drugs So Much, Why are the Prisons Full of Blacks?
    18 May 2016
    A Black Agenda Radio commentary by executive editor Glen Ford A new study cites huge disparities, by race, in drug use among former detainees at Chicago’s juvenile detention center. Whites were 30…
  • Lurie Daniel Favors Esq
    The Result of the Akai Gurley Case Reminds Us that New York State Needs a Permanent Special Prosecutor
    18 May 2016
    by Lurie Daniel Favors, Esq. A Chinese American cop was found guilty of manslaughter in the shooting death, without provocation, of Akai Gurley. Yet, the Brooklyn, New York, district attorney…
  • Bill Quigley
    Louisiana Number One in Incarceration
    18 May 2016
    by Bill Quigley With over 38,000 people in prison, Louisiana is first in the planet in per capita incarceration. Plus, “there are an additional 69,000 people in Louisiana on probation and parole.”…
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