14 February 2018 — Black Agenda Report
Bandit Baltimore Cops and the Black Misleadership Class
Freedom Rider: U.S. Escalates Syrian War
The Independent Journalist Corner: A Conversation with Jon Jeter
If the Democrats Were Decent
Killings Continue Amid Mayoral Silence in the “Most Radical City on the Planet”
by Adofo Minka
Why has Jackson’s radical mayor removed residency requirements for city cops and firemen? And why is he silent amid continued
Movie and the Limits of Our Imagination
by BAR managing editor Bruce A. Dixon
Comics and sci fi brought to us by capitalist corporate media pretty much fail to imagine what a better world, or even the struggle to get there might look lik
Sugar Hill Play-date v. Oz-low Piece Process
35 lb question mark, 3 ft exclamation point, doesn’t cringe at loud sounds or pee his bed behind nightmares.
Week of February 12, 2018
by Nellie Bailey and Glen Ford.
Click the link above to hear the entire one hour show, or any of the following four for the individual segments
Wall Street’s Caribbean Crime Spree U Penn’s Dr. Deborah Thomas on Peter Hudson’s Bankers and Empire: How Wall Street Colonized the Caribbean, “… a beautiful, innovative, angry and impeccably researched text,”
No Major U.S. Opposition to War It’s bad enough that the Trump administration’s recently released Nuclear Posture Review makes the use of nuclear weapons more likely, says Greg Mello, of the Los Alamos Study Group
U.S. Attack on Syrian Troops Illegitimate The U.S. has no basis for claiming “legitimate self-defense” to justify its recent killing of about 100 Syrian soldiers, according to Dr. Francis Boyle
Black Lives Matter in the Public Schools Teachers in public schools around the country held a “Black Lives Matter Week of Action,” last week, demanding an end to “zero tolerance” student disciplinary policies, the hiring of more Black teachers…
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