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Sisters and Brothers: Wish I could send more than praise for the work you have done. The Belafonte interview is a jewel and most commentary on our corrupt racist politics is on the money. Stay the course in these stormy seas. We may get the shit knocked out of us for now, but once the…
November 14, 2002 2 min read Free to read
Sisters and Brothers: Wish I could send more than praise for the work you have done. The Belafonte interview is a jewel and most commentary on our corrupt racist politics is on the money. Stay the course in these stormy seas. We may get the shit knocked out of us for now, but once the people really unite, we shall prevail.
That’s why we do what we do.
Keep writing.
Trojan Horse Watch
Bush Funds Black Voucher Front Group… Your tax dollars pay for propaganda blitz
Debate
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The Simple Sayings of Harold Ford, Jr…. Sad and silly remarks from Sharpton, Rangel… Putting together a winning minority
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Environmental Justice for People of Color… Summit draws 1,200 delegates to Washington
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The Sniper & the Nation of Islam…By D.H. Muhammad
Commentaries in Issue 15 November 4 , 2002:
Analysis
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s Bogus Election “Study”
Black Majette vote grossly inflated, analysis reveals By Bruce A. Dixon, Associate Editor
Guest Commentary 1
Harvard Professor Lambasts THE CRISIS Editor
Martin Kilson says magazine bolsters NAACP foe
Commentary
Wellstone: The best of them all
Briefs
Permanent war, permanent Uncle Toms
NAACP for peace
Solitary killers and mass muderousness
Prisoners of the American gulag
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Politics Trumps Religion:
Bush’s Faith-Based Initiative
By Barbara Miner
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Race and war hysteria
Baraka’s verse
Unpaid debt in Zimbabwe
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