Black Agenda Report
Black Agenda Radio May 2, 2025 Authors Black Agenda Radio with Margaret Kimberley bareditors Fri, 05/02/2025 – 21:46 Black Agenda Radio · Black Agenda Radio May 2, 2025 In this week’s segment, we hear about an upcoming conference dedicated to Black, radical organizers in the U.S. But first, we have an update on the Congo and the principles of agreement between Congo and Rwanda that the U.S. is brokering, with commitments for investment in strategic minerals access. International Congo Rwanda Black Radical Tradition organizing black power […]
The Congo and Trump's Mineral Deal Authors Black Agenda Radio with Margaret Kimberley bareditors Fri, 05/02/2025 – 21:43 Black Agenda Radio · The Congo and Trump's Mineral Deal The Democratic Republic of Congo and the Republic of Rwanda recently signed a Declaration of Principles in Washington. Is Rwanda ending its M23 group’s incursion into the DRC? What are the principles agreed to? How will this impact the people of Congo? Why did these events take place in Washington? What is the US role in the conflict? Maurice Carney, Executive Director of Friends of the Congo, joins us from Washington to… […]
National Black Radical Organizing Conference Authors Black Agenda Radio with Margaret Kimberley bareditors Fri, 05/02/2025 – 21:42 Black Agenda Radio · National Black Radical Organizing Conference The second National Black Radical Organizing Conference convenes in Indianapolis, Indiana from May 30 through June 1. The conference theme is “Base-Building for Collective Power.” We are joined by Too Black, one of the conference organizers. Too Black is a poet, scholar, filmmaker, and organizer. He is the host of the Black Myths Podcast, co-director of the documentary film The Pendleton 2: They Stood Up, and co-author of the book "Laundering Black Rage: The Washing of Black… […]
Black Agenda Radio April 25, 2025 Authors Black Agenda Radio with Margaret Kimberley bareditors Fri, 04/25/2025 – 04:37 Black Agenda Radio · Black Agenda Radio April 25, 2025 In this week’s segment, we hear about police propaganda designed to make the public fearful and ready to exact severe punishment, regardless of any facts about crime. Also, a community organization opposes police raids and commemorates lives damaged and lost by over policing in communities of color. But first, we hear about a United Nations meeting dedicated to the demands for reparations for Haiti, and about the impact of past and current… […]
Reparations for Haiti Authors Black Agenda Radio with Margaret Kimberley bareditors Fri, 04/25/2025 – 04:09 Black Agenda Radio · Reparations for Haiti Dr. Jemima Pierre is a Black Agenda Report editor and contributor. She joins us to discuss her recent remarks at the United Nations during the 4th Session of the Permanent Forum on People of African Descent (PFPD). Dr. Pierre and others spoke about the need for reparations for Haiti, which was forced to pay an indemnity to France 200 years ago, a massive theft which impacts that nation to this day. The United Nations and the United States also… […]
Copaganda: How Police and the Media Manipulate Our News Authors Black Agenda Radio with Margaret Kimberley bareditors Fri, 04/25/2025 – 04:00 Black Agenda Radio · Copaganda: How Police and the Media Manipulate Our News Alec Karakatsanis is an attorney with a long history of work as a public defender. He is the founder of the Civil Rights Corps , an organization that advocates for racial justice and brings systemic civil rights cases on behalf of impoverished people. He joins us to discuss his new book Copaganda: How Police and the Media Manipulate Our News, published by The New Press. African America copaganda mass… […]
Fight Back News
San José, CA – Look out – while the storybook villain who stole Christmas presents was green, the real life villain is orange. Donald Trump is coming for our holiday shopping season. He is trying to brace Americans for hard times to come, saying that you might only get two dolls for Christmas instead of 30. Now, I didn’t know anyone who got 30 dolls for Christmas when I was growing up, but maybe having a multi-millionaire father gave Trump a different gift experience as a child. While Trump pledged to start bringing prices down on “day one,” the reality… […]
Seattle, WA – On May 1, over 2000 gathered at Cal Anderson Park in Seattle to celebrate International Workers Day, or May Day. Community organizations, labor unions and local community members marched through the streets demanding an end to Trump’s attacks on immigrant and workers’ rights and rallied for a fighting labor movement. This May Day came as the Trump administration issued executive orders to increase the policing capabilities of ICE to attack immigrant communities, mandate pro-bono legal support to killer cops, and further militarize the police across the country. Furthermore, it came with the context of beloved labor and… […]
New Orleans LA – On May 1, New Orleans buzzed with activity to celebrate International Workers Day. In the morning, nurses at the University Medical Center (UMC) went on strike, with dozens picketing alongside them for hours. And later in the day at 6 p.m. hundreds gathered for a march to fight for immigrants and workers’ rights. UMC nurses go on strike to kick off May Day On their third strike, UMC nurses demanded the hospital sit down with them for contract negotiations. Hundreds of nurses refused to work on May Day and dozens of community members joined them. Spirits… […]
Washington, D.C. — On Thursday, May 1, hundreds gathered in Freedom Plaza near the White House in celebration of May Day, International Workers Day. The event, hosted by Metro DC DSA and sponsored by Freedom Road Socialist Organization DC (FRSO DC), among others, called for “dignity, power, and a future for the many.” The crowd included many organizations and contingents, such as the anti-Imperialist contingent formed by FRSO DC, the DC Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression (DCAARPR), International League of Peoples Struggles Baltimore DMV (ILPS), Anakbayan DC, Anakbayan Montgomery County, and Migrante DMV. Their signs featured slogans such as… […]
By Mira Altobell-Resendez and Sophie Breen St. Paul, MN — Over 7000 people took to the streets from the Minnesota State Capitol, May 1, to commemorate International Workers Day 2025. Attendees of the protest rallied and marched for over three hours in rainy weather to demand an end to attacks on immigrants and workers, to fight Trump’s billionaire agenda, and for legalization for all. The event was organized by a coalition made up of the Minnesota Immigrant Rights Action Committee (MIRAC), Minnesota Workers United (MWU), Minnesota Immigrant Movement (MIM), and Asamblea de Derechos Civiles (Asamblea). It was endorsed by over… […]
New Orleans, LA– On April 29, students at Loyola University New Orleans dropped a banner from the third floor of the school's Mass Communications building. The banner read “Loyola won’t listen, they’re raising our tuition: Affordable education for all.” Last semester, in fall 2024, Loyola’s new Vice President of Enrollment Anthony Jones presented his plan to improve enrollment numbers while making the university more prestigious. The plan includes raising tuition by 4.5% while lowering financial aid by 3%. The rise in tuition is accompanied by a myriad of new miscellaneous fees students will have to pay to their individual colleges… […]
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