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  • Judicial Sovereignty: Victoire Ingabire and the African Court
    by BAR contributor Ann Garrison Ann Garrison , Chief Charles A. Taku
    Judicial Sovereignty: Victoire Ingabire and the African Court
    08 Nov 2017
    “The Court should intensify the war against the impunity and brutality of African police states and their non-African sponsors.”
  • A Brief Review of the Philadelphia Conference That Celebrated an Enemy of the US Government
    by BAR contributor Danny Haiphong
    A Brief Review of the Philadelphia Conference That Celebrated an Enemy of the US Government
    08 Nov 2017
    “The conference condemned the many ways in which Temple and other academies of ‘higher education’ fully collaborate with the gentrification, poverty, and oppression experienced by working class and poor Black Americans.”
  • Freedom Rider: Donna Brazile -- No Honor Among Thieves
    by BAR editor and senior columnist Margaret Kimberley
    Freedom Rider: Donna Brazile -- No Honor Among Thieves
    08 Nov 2017
    “The Democratic Party had its thumb on the scale for Hillary Clinton.”
  • Race, Repression and Russiagate: Defending Radical Black Self-Determination
    by BAR editor and columnist Ajamu Baraka
    Race, Repression and Russiagate: Defending Radical Black Self-Determination
    08 Nov 2017
    “Once again, Black opposition is being cast as somehow foreign influenced and, therefore, a security threat that justifies special targeted repression.” It is absurd and an insult to argue that Russian propaganda efforts “deepen political and racial tensions in the United States,” as proposed by…
  • Those Magical, Fantastical Russians vs. U.S. Empire
    by BAR executive editor Glen Ford
    Those Magical, Fantastical Russians vs. U.S. Empire
    09 Nov 2017
    “This induced ‘state of emergency’ is designed to prepare the American public, politically and psychologically, to maintain the momentum of the U.S. imperial offensive in the world.” The only people that can make Russiagate fade away are the ones that invented it in the first place: the spooks,…
  • The Pioneering Critique of the Black Misleadership Class: E. Franklin Frazier’s The Black Bourgeoisie
    Dr. Matthew Quest
    The Pioneering Critique of the Black Misleadership Class: E. Franklin Frazier’s The Black Bourgeoisie
    09 Nov 2017
    Published 60 years ago, Frazier’s The Black Bourgeoisie (1957) analyzed the social and political behavior of the African American middle class social strata that aspired to purportedly benevolently rule their own community while pursuing their own personal advancement. Frazier saw the Black…
  • How the Russian Revolution Inspired and Assisted National Liberation Struggles
    Rebeca Toledo
    How the Russian Revolution Inspired and Assisted National Liberation Struggles
    15 Nov 2017
    “Lenin’s uncompromising support for the right of nations to self-determination, up to and including secession, had a tremendous impact on the oppressed countries.”
  • What Have We Learned Since the Bolshevik Revolution?
    Vijay Prashad
    What Have We Learned Since the Bolshevik Revolution?
    15 Nov 2017
    “There is a great deal to learn from the USSR, a great deal to admire and a great deal to censure.”
  • South Africa’s Biggest Union Celebrates Russian Revolution
    by Irvin Jim, NUMSA General Secretary
    South Africa’s Biggest Union Celebrates Russian Revolution
    15 Nov 2017
    “After more than two decades of so-called democracy, the entire wealth of the country is in the hands of three white billionaires.” The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (NUMSA) is commemorating this revolutionary moment with a week long celebration of the Russian Revolution.
  • Decolonize the Caribbean
    Angel “Monxo” López Santiago
    Decolonize the Caribbean
    15 Nov 2017
    “The Caribbean is in need of food sovereignty, energy sovereignty, and land sovereignty.” Maria and Irma, 2017’s two most destructive hurricanes in the Caribbean basin, have exposed the trappings and inequalities of colonialism in the region. The hurricanes have blown away decades of legal and…

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