Frederick Douglass asked the question in 1853. Maryland is starting to answer it. By Ben Jealous — In 1836, four white apprentices beat Frederick Douglass nearly blind in a Baltimore…
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Campaign Update The need to stand with Cuba has become more urgent. Recent reporting points to an intensifying U.S. pressure campaign against Cuba, reinforcing the need for informed engagement and…
A Commentary and Analysis by Selwyn Carter, Black Politics! — As we accelerate toward the 2026 Fall midterms, the cable media tends to discuss the upcoming elections through a comfortable,…
In this edition of Vantage Point, Dr. Ron Daniels, aka “the Professor,” is joined by David Comissiong, Ambassador to CARICOM, and Pastor Michael McBride, Executive Director of the Live…
Report argues migration pressures are often overstated while calling for balanced policy responses. In a commentary for BizNews, Gregory Simpkins examines migration into South Africa, arguing that public perceptions often…
In this edition of Vantage Point, Dr. Ron Daniels, aka “the Professor,” hosts an Open Forum on the major issues of the day. The discussion examines the state of the…
By Dr. Maulana Karenga — In righteously remembering and retrieving the enduring legacy of Nana Ida B. Wells- Barnett, we practice the morality of remembrance, honoring a womanist warrior who…
By Dr. Julianne Malveaux — As an economist, I have spent much of my life thinking about what money does. It measures value. It facilitates exchange. It stores wealth. But…
Guardian report highlights CARICOM Reparations Commission’s London advocacy on reparatory justice The Caribbean reparations movement received renewed international attention following a series of meetings in London involving the CARICOM Reparations…
The following media advisory was issued regarding the CARICOM Reparations Commission delegation’s visit to London. The CARICOM Reparations Commission (CRC) is visiting the United Kingdom from 13 to 16 July…
By Dr. Maulana Karenga — Whatever other conclusions we might come to after all the fireworks, fanfare, flag waving, and the White House carnival barker’s big white tent and low-life…
By Milton Allimadi — The First Amendment was never intended to protect the powerful from public scrutiny. It was written to protect the public’s right to know. That principle is…
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