22 March 2018 — Black Agenda Report Liberal Ire at Trump and Cambridge Analytica is Misdirected From Billionaires Who Own Your Data  – Bruce A. Dixon , BAR managing editor Why should our online human interacions be the private property of billionaires? Wrong question. Liberals would rather you rage at Trump for doing what both… Continue reading

15 March 2018 — Black Agenda Report Going Down With the Bad Ship U.S.A.  – Glen Ford , BAR executive editor The decline of U.S. empire is upon us, along with the politics of decline: nasty, stupid, petty and racist. Continue reading

8 March 2018 — Black Agenda Report Freedom Rider: Black Panther Movie: A Black Face in a High Place  – Margaret Kimberley , BAR editor and senior columnist Fans of Black Panther call critics “haters” who don’t know how to have fun, but “the lack of political education amongst ourselves is the bigger issue here.” Continue reading

28 February 2018 — Black Agenda Report The Great, Bloody Black Dispersal from the Cities  – Glen Ford , BAR executive editor With alarming speed, and at great human cost, Blacks are being exiled from the central cities of America. Black urban removal is the national policy of both corporate parties. Continue reading

22 February 2018 — Black Agenda Report Get Me Outa Wakanda!  – Bruce A. Dixon , BAR managing editor The only Wakandans who matter are royalty, the women take orders from men, the king & his rival work with CIA. Despite the pretty faces Black Panther is enemy propaganda from Disney/Marvel studios whose other movies… Continue reading

14 February 2018 — Black Agenda Report Bandit Baltimore Cops and the Black Misleadership Class  by Glen Ford , BAR executive editor If any city is in dire need of Black community control of police, it’s Baltimore — but first you’ve got to fight the Black Misleadership Class. Continue reading

8 February 2018 — Black Agenda Report NYT Joins Campaign to Purge the Term, “White Monopoly Capital” in South Africa  Glen Ford , BAR executive editor The leadership of the African National Congress is attempting to stamp out language that offends its patrons in the international corporate classes.   Continue reading

1 February 2018 — Black Agenda Report Looking Down That Deep Hole: Parasitic Intersectionality and Toxic Afro-Pessimism, Part 2  – Bruce A. Dixon , BAR managing editor Last week we declared intersectionality a deep hole, afro-pessimism a shovel, and suggested we stop digging. This week we take a longer look down that hole, and explain… Continue reading

18 January 2018 — Black Agenda Report US Supreme Court About to Issue A 21st Century Dred Scott Decision  – Bruce A. Dixon , BAR managing editor Workers, the US Supreme Court is expected to rule soon, have no collective rights an employer is bound to respect, and no collective activity can be protected by… Continue reading

11 January 2018 — Black Agenda Report Weaponized Words: Are the Black Misleadership Class Race Traitors or Just Following Their Own Class Interests?  Bruce A. Dixon , BAR managing editor If they are race traitors, we need to look for “real” black leaders. If they are following their own class interest we need to raise… Continue reading

3 January 2018 — Black Agenda Report Freedom Rider: Who Killed Erica Garner   – Margaret Kimberley , BAR editor and senior columnist Eric Garner could not get justice for her father, but she succeed in exposing Barack Obama’s naked cynicism and hypocrisy… Continue reading

21 December 2017 — Black Agenda Report The Black Political Class and Network Neutrality – Bruce A. Dixon , BAR managing editor For a quarter century now, telecoms and other corporate interests have pretty much owned the cohort of civil rights organizations and elected officials we call the black political class, which is why they’ve… Continue reading

14 December 2017 — Black Agenda Report Our Open Letter To NAPO, MXGM, and Dr. Akinyele Umoja on Ultra-Leftism, the Democratic Party and the Movement in Jackson MS  by BAR managing editor Bruce A. Dixon In a Dec. 1 article, our friend and comrade Akinyele Umoja of the Malcolm X Grassroots Movement branded this publication,… Continue reading

7 December 2017 — Black Agenda Report Slavery in Libya A Surprise? You Weren’t Reading Black Agenda Report  Bruce A. Dixon, BAR managing editor Black Agenda Report covered the catastrophic US intervention ion Libya with over 60 articles since 2011… this is why Google censors us as “fake news”… Continue reading

30 November 2017 — Black Agenda Report Even Russian Dissidents Say Americans Have Gone Crazy Over Putin  by BAR executive editor Glen Ford Even Russians who oppose Vladimir Putin think the US has gone crazy in its allegations of Russian interference in the US elections. Continue reading

23 November 2017 — Black Agenda Report Trump FCC Wants To Remove Caps on Calls From Jails and Prisons, and to Kill Network Neutrality  Bruce A. Dixon, BAR managing editor The Trump FCC wants to kill subsidies for poor people to pay phone and internet bills, and remove caps on how much telecoms can charge… Continue reading

16 November 2017 — Black Agenda Report The Democrats Used to Love Russian Oligarchs  – Glen Ford, BAR executive editor A nation run by the world’s wealthiest oligarchs, and led by an aspiring oligarch, has the gall to demonize Russia, where the oligarchs have been tamed. Continue reading

9 November 2017 — Black Agenda Report Those Magical, Fantastical Russians vs. U.S. Empire  by BAR executive editor Glen Ford The only people that can make Russiagate fade away are the ones that invented it in the first place: the spooks, Wall Street Democrats and institutional servants of capital that gathered in Hillary Clinton’s overstuffed… Continue reading

2 November 2017 — Black Agenda Report Democratic Party Affiliation in Mississippi “A Compromise Made In Error” Says Cooperation Jackson’s Kali Akuno by BAR managing editor Bruce A. Dixon Building a solidarity economy and fighting the power in Jackson MS won’t be accomplished by electing more Democrats, says Cooperation Jackson’s Kali Akuno. Continue reading

25 October 2017 — Black Agenda Report After Winning the Election Do We Govern the Place or Transform It? Kali Akuno on the Lessons of Jackson MS So Far by BAR managing editor Bruce A. Dixon Cooperation Jackson’s Kali Akuno on breaking with the Dems and City Hall, and the prospects for transformation and struggle… Continue reading