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Ajamu Baraka Joins Margaret Kimberley To Talk About How The United States Is Using NSPM-7 To "Eliminate Political Opposition."

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Black Alliance For Peace On FIFA

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Ajamu Baraka and Larry Johnson Discuss the Dangerous Implications of the United States Trying to "Run" Venezuela.

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"All Eyes On Imperialism."

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The Mainstream Media Will Ignore Stories of Sexual Crimes, Coups & Genocide Under Certain Circumstances.

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  Of course, there may be another reason people, groups and institutions haven't been so vocal:

Food Corporations Care More About Customer Consumption Than Health.

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Sovereign Media Launches

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Black Alliance For Peace Has Mapped US Imperialism in the Americas.

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  For the map itself (as well as a breakdown) go here . 

Black Alliance For Peace's Recent Conversation W/Ajamu Baraka

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 Following up on yesterday's "Quote of the Day":

Checking In On Haiti

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Black Alliance for Peace: Haiti and the Crisis of Imperialism in the Caribbean

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  For more about Haiti, Mint Press News has a story on it's richest person (Gilbert Bigio) and how he has used his status "to protect and enable the illegal activities of the armed criminal gangs" there, contributing to the US immigration issue.

Sabrina Salvati Covers the Trial of the Uhuru Movement

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  There has been a long history of Black Americans (especially on the left) supporting the rights of oppressed people worldwide. Labeling them as "pro-Putin" is merely a distraction for their work. 

Black Alliance For Peace on "The Chocolate Wars"

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Margaret Kimberley Speaks At the UN Security Council

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Black Alliance For Peace Talks to Democracy Now! About Haiti

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  Jemima Pierre also spoke with Democracy Now! earlier about the impact of coups in Haiti:

Could Puerto Rico Become a Zone of Peace?

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  More here .

The Black Alliance for Peace Are NOT Fans of the "America COMPETES Act"

 Mostly, because the legislation is  " an unnecessary and unjustified expenditure of the public’s resources that should be targeted instead toward addressing the human rights needs of the working class and poor in the U.S ."