Black liberation
‘Colored People’s Time: A History Play’ theater review
May 8, 2026Spanning 100 years, the storytelling does not focus on the high and mighty but rather on ordinary people, the rank and file who actually turn the wheel of history.
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How counter-revolution, settler colonialism, and regime change wars influence imperialism today
April 23, 2026Humanity is still under threat from this capitalist-imperialist colonialist system. We are in another counter-revolutionary moment not only domestically, but internationally as well.
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‘Rediscovering Fanon’ review: A must-see revolutionary film
February 24, 2026More than a rallying cry, the film deep dives into Frantz Fanon’s worldview, examining the role of violence against the oppressed.
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‘The Making of a Black Communist’: Valuable look at overlooked literary figure Eugene Gordon
February 9, 2026A valuable compilation of short stories, essays, and journalistic pieces from an impactful Black communist writer that more people should know about.
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Communist historiography comes to light at American Historical Association conference
January 16, 2026The panel shows a shift in the study of communist history and civil rights away from the fear-mongering of the Cold War, to a more honest analysis of shortcomings and successes.
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