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• Ransby: Sanders Campaign Faces Questions About African-American Support

  On Super Tuesday, former Vice President Joe Biden swept the South and Midwest, winning Virginia, North Carolina, Arkansas, Alabama, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Massachusetts, Minnesota and Texas, propelled by a huge majority of African-American votes in several states
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  Reed Jr.: South Carolina, Neoliberalism’s Stranglehold, and the Mystique of the ‘Black Vote’

  By reducing all of black Americans' concerns to race or exploiting the idea of a singular black vote" in the first place, the elite political class continues to undermine our ability to organize the majoritarian social movement we need to combat the ruling-class assault on all working people in the United States
• Raskin: Négritude in The Last Black Man in San Francisco

  A look at the film The Last Black Man in San Francisco
• Reeves: America’s Last Slave Ship Could Offer a Case for Reparations

  The discovery of the last ship that brought Africans to the United States as slaves may offer a test case for reparations. Relatives of steamship owner Timothy Meaher, still live in Mobile. So do descendants of the people he enslaved
• Freeman-Woolpert: #BlackFridays walkouts turn rage into action and community

  After the #BlackFridays actions end this week, organizers will be encouraging people to connect with local movements in their communities, lift up local activists and take direction from people of color leading those initiatives
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  Daniels: The Unfulfilled Power of the Black Vote

  Black leaders must devise strategies to educate, motivate, inspire and energize millions of unregistered, improbable Black voters to burst into the arena to become the cornerstone of progressive coalitions
• Resistance: Celebrate Black August: The Power of Prisoner-Led Organizing

  The month of August bursts at the seams with histories of Black resistance--from the Haitian Revolution to the Nat Turner Rebellion, the Fugitive Slave Law Convention and the founding of the Underground Railroad...
• Horne: The Apocalypse of Settler Colonialism

  The years between 1603 and 1714 were perhaps the most...
• Tompkins: Woke Hollywood? The Marketing of Black Panther

  Schools and neighborhoods will continue to deteriorate thanks to the very policies and promotions that make a film like Black Panther possible
• Lee: The Disturbing Messages in Marvel’s ‘Black Panther’?

  Black America deserves a more radical superhero to call its own
• Jackson: How Trump Trauma Is Resurrecting the Jim Crow Era

  I truly hope an outcome of the insanity is that people reclaim their humanity and sanity and social justice
• Rana: Against National Security Citizenship

  Any truly progressive social base must be built on a vision of solidarity that rejects false nationalisms and that connects arguments about U.S. power to those about political economy
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  Cohn: Racism “in His DNA”

  After Donald Trump called Haiti and African nations “shithole countries”...
• Zaitchik: Close encounters of the racist kind

  The modern far right is crisscrossed with pseudo-scientific research into lost Aryan super-civilizations, biblical giants, ancient astronauts and the occasional inter-dimensional alien
• Picciolini: How to Stop Hate Groups from Spreading

  Interview on a new book, "White American Youth: My Descent into America’s Most Violent Hate Movement—and How I Got Out"
• Moser: Whiteness Won’t Be Wished Away

  For white workers, class interest will lead the way to other things. But, race is so deeply a part how class works in the U.S. that it is impossible to separate the two.
• Johnson: Median net worth of black Bostonians is $8

  The $8 detail in the Globe’s Spotlight series on race...
• Lemmi: Cries from Rohingya

  Fleeing rape, torture and mass killing, Burmese Rohingya arrive in this camp of half a million souls, traumatized by the military operation to ‘cleanse’ Myanmar of Muslims
• King: NFL’s Gesture Rings Hollow

  The league cannot, in truth and sincerity, say it cares about criminal justice reform while ruining a man’s career for showing us all just how much he cares about it
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  Younge: My Harrowing Journey Through White America

  The rise of the alt-right is no coincidence. For millions of Americans, race is all they have
• Frazier: The Return of Black Political Power

  How 1970s History Can Guide New Black Mayors Toward a Radical City
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  Zeese: Racism, Propaganda And Wars

  By linking hands with our brothers and sisters around the planet and working for peace, we can bring about a multi-polar world in which all people have peace, self-determination and live in dignity
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  Cole: Dear John Kelly

  Yes, Slavery was wrong in 1860s & Muslims helped Convince Americans to end It
• Costantini: The ‘Millennium Migration’

  The only immigration "crisis" is the cascading assault on civil liberties — and human rights — by racists and immigration restrictionists
• Sault: Triangle of Fear

  The history of the border and migration have been influenced by powers and patterns that we need to examine in order to see what pathways lie open to us for the future and how to address the sources of fear today