Nov. 3 Election End Game: The Shadows of Civil War
Two days after the Election Day fog of the “Red Mirage” all but dissipated on Thursday, American Empire’s next geriatric presidential elect still remains in doubt. But the scent of a future civil war this decade, lingers in the air.
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Trump's Fall: It's Time to Step Up Our Struggle NewBlackNationalism.com
Black Militias and Black Women with Guns
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Invitation to Black Feminists: Contribute to Fanon Forum on Women & Feminism
The Hand Grenade: Blog
At the largest gathering of black people he had ever seen together in Amsterdam, the author, originally from Kenya, wonder why they knew so little of each other.
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Now accepting commentaries and papers on Twitter: @ WBBrooks lll
49,994 Black COVID-19 Deaths as of Dec.10, Black Death Rate Continues to Fall
Finding Marielle Franco’s Killers, by Stephanie Reist Jacobin Magazine
Crisis Theory: The Collapse of American Empire: The Argument for a New Black Diaspora Movement - Paper No. 2
Notes on Fake Decolonization: Bhakti Shringarpure
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2020: A Great Year for Black People and our Liberation Movement
Trump's "Capitol Coup" Prelude to Civil War NewBlackNationalism.com
Trump's Coup Opens Civil War Between Whites newblacknationalism.com
Black Feminism Informed by
Sensuous Knowledge with Minna Salami
Our Machiavellian Moment
Finding Marielle Franco's Killers
Fanon & New Black Nationalism
NBN Responds to Ajamu Baraka
Call for a New Black Diaspora Movement
Why Black Nationalists Failed to Develop a Theory of Black Culture
A Framework for Reparations
2020 New Black Nationalists Declaration of Principles
Call for the Black Feminist - Black Nationalist Exchange
Statement of Support on Afrofuturism
The Flatness of Blackness: Afro Pessimism and the Erasure of Anti-Colonial Thought by Kevin Ochieng Okoth: Savage.zone
RRussians Defy Kremlin in Demonstrations nytimes.com
Black First Land First Party on Ivermectin for COVID-19
No Time to Mourn: An Anthology by South Sudanese Women
Neymar:“It’s not like
I’m black, you know?”
Years before he became the most expensive player in the world; before his Olympic gold medal; before the Eiffel Tower lit up with his name to greet his professional move from Barcelona to Paris, Neymar da Silva Santos Júnior, the Brazilian forward known to the world simply as Neymar, faced his first public relations controversy.
New Black Nationalists Dedicate Black History Month 2021 to Black Feminists
A Conversation: The Black Feminist - Black Nationalist Exchange
Hip-Hop Has an Anti-Vaccine Problem
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New Black Nationalists Adopt Fanonism as Guiding Philosophy
