Monthly Archives: May 2018

Read more about the article The Black Alliance for Peace: A People(s)-Centered Human Rights Project Against War, Repression and Imperialism, will host a national report back from the recent Venezuela Presidential elections with Efia Nwangaza BAP election observer.
Director of the Malcolm X Center in Greenville, South Carolina and BAP member

The Black Alliance for Peace: A People(s)-Centered Human Rights Project Against War, Repression and Imperialism, will host a national report back from the recent Venezuela Presidential elections with Efia Nwangaza BAP election observer.

Efia Nwangaza is the Director of the Malcolm X Center in Greenville, South Carolina and BAP member. She will share her observations and take questions Tuesday May 29 at 7pm EST.  The national teleconference will be moderated by Margaret Kimberley from Black Agenda Report and member of the BAP Coordinating Committee.   Please join us by registering here: https://myaccount.maestroconference.com/conference/register/E5XQIW3YEBHIVF0    

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The People Versus Whirlpool in Benton Harbor

The People Versus Whirlpool in Benton Harbor

Courtesy of BlackAgendaReport.com   The giant Whirlpool Corporation, which has long dominated the politics of 90 percent Black Benton Harbor, Michigan, “has not paid taxes” to the city for years, said Rev. Edward Pinkney. Whirlpool’s pet project is the annual PGA golf tournament in the overwhelmingly poor town. On May 26, protesters will demand that 25 percent of all profits from the venture be turned over to community organizations. -Click Paragraph to listen-  

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