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Carribean and South American Affairs
Beïa pour Césaire (A Tribute to Aimé Césaire)
It is with great admiration, pride and respect that I pen this belated homage to Aimé Césaire, a son of Martinique and a child of Africa.
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Ngahura Thimu Ndeenda (I'll Telephone When I Want): Cuba, Cell Phones and Imperialism
The Yahoo! Headlines that invade my consciousness every time I log off my email account are often annoying. The patronizing reports about Asia, pessimistic ones about Africa and gooey ones about US - from Hollywood fashion to the campaigns of Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton are, frankly speaking, often irrelevant and an assault on my soul and sanity. But occasionally I get to see an amusing headline. read more »
Vacation Dispatch: A Taste of Black on Black Racism in Jamaica By A.G. Ahmed
I came to Boscobel Beach on vacation but what did I get? read more »
The Routes and Possibilities of a South-South Subversive Globalization: Africa and Brazil
Jacques Depelchin reflects on the growing economic, political and cultural relationship between Brazil and the Africa and urges for a solidarity from below that is cognizant of black revolutionary history. read more »
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Progressive Change in Venezuela and Latin America
"He had faults, like other men; but it was for his virtues that he was hated and successfully calumniated."--Bertrand Russell, on the American revolutionary Thomas Paine. read more »
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Celebrating African and Diaspora Literatures: Of Canons, Poetry, and Walcott
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Venezuela Between Ballots and Bullets
Venezuela's democratically elected Present Chavez faces the most serious threat since the April 11, 2002 military coup, writes James Petras.
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The Difference Between Black Brazil and Black U.S.
African Americans sometimes embarrass themselves, often without know it, by assuming that others from the Diaspora see the world in the same way as themselves, writes Italo Ramos. Blacks from other nations are also frequently puzzled and confused by U.S. Black behavior, and even the concept of Blackness that prevails in the United States. read more »
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Columbus Toppled As Indigenous People Rise Up After Five Centuries
Explorer's reputation is victim of region's pink tide of leftwing governments, report Rory Carroll in Caracas and Lola Almudevar in Sucre read more »
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Revisiting the Rodney Assassination
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New Randall Robinson Book Reveals Truth on Aristide Kidnapping
Judith Scherr writes, In the twilight of dawn, U.S. read more »
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Spirit of Che Rises Again
Rory Carroll and Lola Almudevar write, When the haggard and broken figure was laid out on the slab and displayed to the world it was not just Che Guevara who had died. The dream of socialist revolution in South America was over. read more »
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