Donald Trump

Why Stephen K. Bannon, Trump’s Chief Strategist, Is So Dangerous for Black People

January 3, 2018 // 0 Comments

[Originally Published January 20, 2017 in Atlanta Black Star] Stephan K. Bannon will be a name you will want to remember. He has the new president’s ear. He also has a [...]

Jeff Sessions Embodies the Old South

January 3, 2018 // 0 Comments

[Appreared January 11, 2017 on the Real News] Kamau Franklin, a longtime activist and civil rights attorney and author joins Real News to discuss day two of the [...]

Jefferson Sessions, the Soon-to-be Attorney General, Embodies the Old South

January 3, 2018 // 0 Comments

(Originally Published January 10, 2017 in Atlanta Black Star) In 10 days, a man by the name of Jefferson Beauregard Sessions III will most likely become the Attorney General [...]

OUR RESISTANCE PLEDGE

December 8, 2016 // 0 Comments

Let January 20, 2017 be a day of resistance and the start of us being #Ungovernable. “Make yourself unavailable for servitude”- Toni Cade Bambara We pledge to create a [...]

Final Presidential Debate Accentuates Candidates’ Divide on Abortion Rights

October 21, 2016 // 0 Comments

The candidates take neoliberal positions on most issues, but their positions on Roe v. Wade show what’s at stake for women’s rights, says attorney Kamau Franklin. [...]

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Donald Trump

Why Stephen K. Bannon, Trump’s Chief Strategist, Is So Dangerous for Black People

Jeff Sessions Embodies the Old South

Jefferson Sessions, the Soon-to-be Attorney General, Embodies the Old South

OUR RESISTANCE PLEDGE

Final Presidential Debate Accentuates Candidates’ Divide on Abortion Rights