Category: Struggles for Equality

By  Masao Suzuki March 20, 2021   SAN JOSÉ, CA – For more than a year Asian Americans...

By W. T. Whitney Jr. March 6, 2021   Haiti faces a serious political crisis. The country has...

By Geoffrey Jacques February 19, 2021 Freedomways, the African American journal of politics and...

By Denise Lynn February 1, 2021   Many Americans were appalled to watch the Donald Trump...

By Anthony Monteiro, BAR editor and columnist   January 13, 2021   Du Bois, the father...

By Denise Lynn December 13, 2020 As the recent election has shown, anti-communism is alive and...

By Anthony Monteiro   August 26, 2020   Black Agenda Report   Eddie Glaude’s new...

By Denise Lynn   September 30, 2020   At her sentencing hearing in February 1953,...

By Gustavus Stadler September 4, 2020   For four years, pundits, op-ed writers and...

By Ed Pilkington in New York September 8, 2020 The death rate in the US from Covid-19 among...

By W. T. Whitney Jr.   August 27, 2020   It’s true. Too often, in too many...

Charlotta Bass, Acceptance Speech for Vice Presidential Candidacy 0f the Progressive Party, 1952...

By W. T. Whitney, Jr. August 1, 2020   The “We Charge Genocide” petition to the United...

By Greg Godels July 18, 2020 My local PBS radio station reserves an early hour on Sunday for On...

By Frederick Douglass July 5, 1852   (What follows is an abridged version.   The complete...

By Denise Lynn   July 6, 2020   The toll a failed political campaign takes on an...

By Roger D. Harris   June 16, 2020   A long smoldering and now massive popular response...

By Gerald Horne June 12, 2020  from Black Perspectives   This week we’re revisiting...