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Thursday, November 22, 2012
Disconnecting the Dots on Israel-Palestine: Is Apartheid Only A Crime When Committed Against Blacks? Most of the world supported the struggle of African Americans against Jim Crow during the Freedom Movement. Most of the progressive black leadership in this country spoke out against the apartheid regime, advocating boycotts, divestment, sanctions against apartheid South Africa. Where are they today on apartheid Israel?
Thursday, November 22, 2012Disconnecting the Dots on Israel-Palestine: Is Apartheid Only A Crime When Committed Against Blacks? Most of the world supported the struggle of African Americans against Jim Crow during the Freedom Movement. Most of the progressive black leadership in this country spoke out against the apartheid regime, advocating boycotts, divestment, sanctions against apartheid South Africa. Where are they today on apartheid Israel?
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Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Is This Really The Most Important Election Ever? If So, Then Where Are Our Issues? t's hard to see how an election is so darn important for black America when the candidates aren't talking about the issues. Which one is the candidate that wants to roll back the prison state, or stop the drug war, or question gentrification? Is there a candidate who wants full funding of public education? A candidate who will cut off troops and military aid to Africa? If not, what are we voting for?
Wednesday, October 31, 2012Is This Really The Most Important Election Ever? If So, Then Where Are Our Issues? t's hard to see how an election is so darn important for black America when the candidates aren't talking about the issues. Which one is the candidate that wants to roll back the prison state, or stop the drug war, or question gentrification? Is there a candidate who wants full funding of public education? A candidate who will cut off troops and military aid to Africa? If not, what are we voting for?
