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Haiti Under Attack from Imperialism in Black Face
Black Agenda Radio with Margaret Kimberley
25 Aug 2023
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Black Agenda Radio · Haiti Under Attack from Imperialism in Black Face

Austin Cole is a graduate student in City Planning and Business Administration, and the Political Action Co-Chair of the Black Graduate Student Association at MIT. He is a member of the Black Alliance for Peace, and co-coordinator of its Haiti/Americas Team. Austin Cole joins us to talk about the Haiti/Americas Team efforts to mobilize against the impending occupation of Haiti which will use African and Caribbean nations to do U.S. bidding in the latest imperialist attack on that country.

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