| Black Agenda Report

Margaret Kimberley, BAR Executive Editor and Senior Columnist
Lessons from China
17 Apr 2024
Socialist China is a powerful economic and diplomatic rival to the United States. Its success must be studied so that liberation may be possible and to prevent the declining U.S. from doing even more damage to humanity.
MOLEGHAF
MOLEGHAF Denounces the US-Imposed “Accord for Peaceful Orderly Transition” in Haiti
17 Apr 2024
The "transitional council" in Haiti is another part of the plan to maintain the dominance of imperialist forces over the island. This process is driving the nation further into a socioeconomic crisis.
Nada Wanni
Sudanese Dialogue and Political Processes at a Time of War: People, Participation, and Power
17 Apr 2024
Ending the war in Sudan will require real Sudanese dialogue to carve out a new political course. The people must be wary of a manufactured process, run by a political and economic elite that will only continue the conflict and political crisis.
Socialist Movement of Workers of the Dominican Republic
In the Dominican Republic, Sexual Violence Against Haitian Women and Girls is a Consequence of the Government's Racist Policy
17 Apr 2024
The reactionary government of the Dominican Republic has continued to pursue its racist policies against Haiti, deporting Haitians while exploiting the nation for its economic gain. Widespread sexual violence is one way this violent repression manifests.
Editors, The Black Agenda Review
TESTIMONY: How the Hereros Were Exterminated, 1918
17 Apr 2024
The eyewitness testimonies of Germany’s brutal attempted extermination of the Herero and Namaqua people remind us that genocide is the norm of European “civilization.”
Margo Snipe
As Abortion Bans Loom, Black Families Are Left Vulnerable
17 Apr 2024
Florida’s ban takes effect May 1, 2024, and the fate of Arizona’s abortion access is in the throes of legal, political, and legislative battles.
Pavan Kulkarni
Looting of Food Grains Continues in Nigeria as Almost Half its Population Suffers Hunger
17 Apr 2024
President Bola Tinubu’s lifting of fuel subsidies and liberalization of currency trade has pleased the IMF and increased hunger in Africa’s most populous country.
Kwanetta Harris
Boiling on the Inside
17 Apr 2024
Incarcerated People in Texas Weather Extreme Heat in non-Air Conditioned Prisons.
Ann Garrison, BAR Contributing Editor
The US Did Not Fail to Intervene in Rwanda
17 Apr 2024
The U.S. kept the U.N. Security Council from sending in troops to stop the 1994 Rwandan Genocide.
Melissa Garriga
Don’t Let Warmongers Greenwash their Ecocide this Earth Day
24 Apr 2024
The destruction of the environment and acceleration of the climate crisis happen silently under the veil of “national security,” despite the fact that the environmental toll of war is the most significant threat.