James Baldwin aptly noted that “To be a Negro in this country and to be relatively conscious is to be in a rage almost all the time.” That proclamation is universal and time-tested, reflecting the protracted nature of antiblack racism in America, and a failure of this country to confront one of i
Bill Fletcher, Global African Worker editor-in-chief, sat down in the late fall with Colgate University Associate Professor Jacob Mundy to discuss the Arab Spring and its role in today’s Libya.
Depuis le 11 septembre 2001, l’orientation générale du Gouvernement des États-Unis vers l’Afrique est de plus en plus définie par la militarisation des relations américano-africaines. En 2003, l’administration George W. Bush a établi la première base américaine permanente sur le continent à Djibouti. En 2007, le commandement américain pour l’Afrique (AFRICOM) a été créé.
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Alors que les États membres de l'Union européenne (UE) se préparent à se rendre prochainement aux urnes pour renouveler le Parlement Européen (PE), qui compte 751 membres, ce qui a longtemps été surnommé la crise des réfugiés et de la migration continue de figurer parmi les principales actualités de divers médias États membres de l'Union (EMUE).
Historically Black Colleges and Universities Team Up with Africana Unionists for the U.N. Decade for People of African Descent to Address Digital African-Africana Education for All
By David A. Love
Relevant Considerations for African and African Diaspora Working Classes
By James Counts Early
The ideological and political struggle among Venezuelans, and the country’s economic crisis have become the center of the hemispheric and global contestation over governance power and self-determination. Most critics of the elected Venezuelan President, Nicolás Maduro, denounce him as the main problem facing Venezuela, and his removal from office as the sole objective and solution.
As European Union (EU) Member States prepare to go to the polls shortly, to renew the 751-member European Parliament (EP), what has long been dubbed the refugee and migration crisis continues to feature among top news items on various media outlets across Member States of the Union (EUMS).
By Sami Tahri
The Tunisian General Labor Union (UGTT) – the Federation representing workers in Tunisia – played a key role in the country’s citizen-led revolution of January 14, 2011, against President Ben Ali’s autocratic government.
This was not unexpected.
By Salih Booker and Temi Ibirogba
By Emeka-Rollas Ejezie
Although the history of Nigeria’s film industry dates back to 1903, featuring mainly distribution of imported films by Indians and Lebanese, the first Nigerian filmmakers, such as Ola Balogunand Hubert Ogunde appeared in the 1960s. But they were frustrated by the high cost of production. But in 1992, Nigeria's home video industry, popularly known as Nollywood, made a dynamic debut with the release of Living in Bondage, an Igbo movie, produced by Ken Nnebue.
