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Glen Ford


  • Trayvon and white madness

    Glen Ford | Governance
    30.07.2013

    George Zimmerman is no more provably racist in a U.S. court than most white Americans – which is why a Justice Department action will get nowhere. Whites consider it ‘reasonable’ to believe in the inherent dangerousness of Black males

    Tagged under Governance

  • Obama visits Mandela’s old cell, but won’t free his own political prisoners

    Glen Ford | Governance
    10.07.2013

    Obama sees no irony in making a pilgrimage to Nelson Mandela’s place of political imprisonment, while holding 80,000 human beings in solitary confinement

    Tagged under Governance

  • The lies of empire: Don’t believe a word they say

    Glen Ford | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    27.06.2013

    The U.S. reprises Iraq, inventing a WMD threat from Syria. The FBI concocts home-grown terror through stings, while the NSA claims it has secretly saved many lives. “Why this steady stream of government-invented terror, if the real thing is so abundant?” And, isn’t the U.S. arming and funding the same jihadists they are supposed to be listening for on our telephones?

    Tagged under Global South & Transnational Struggles

  • Hugo Chávez: New world rising

    Glen Ford | Governance
    13.03.2013

    The great Bolivarian is gone – which means the U.S. will soon escalate its destabilization campaign against his country. ‘Washington hopes that Venezuelan socialism cannot survive without Chávez.’ But the U.S. cannot roll back the movement that Chávez did so much to ignite, ‘the dark awakening in the barrios, favelas, rural villages and native highlands of the continent.’

    Tagged under Governance

  • Don’t you dare conflate MLK and Obama

    Glen Ford | Governance
    24.01.2013

    If Dr. King were alive today, there might be a Black president, but he or she would certainly not get MLK’s support if he behaved like Barack Obama. Dr. King would oppose Obama’s wars, “make Wall Street scream, and attempt to render the nation ungovernable under the dictatorship of the Lords of Capital.”

    Tagged under Governance

  • The ultimate logic of a society built on mass murder

    Glen Ford | Governance
    09.01.2013

    White America lacks the capacity for self-examination. It cannot grasp the simple truth, that a culture that celebrates the annihilation of whole peoples, casually and without guilt or introspection, is devoid of human values at its very core

    Tagged under Governance

  • Africa lies naked to euro-American military offensive

    Glen Ford | Governance
    22.12.2011

    American military influence has fanned out across Africa during 2011, thanks in large part to assistance from African governments.

    Tagged under Governance

  • America's role in Somalia's humanitarian crisis

    Glen Ford | Governance
    20.07.2011

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  • Black American politicians vote for War on Gaza

    Glen Ford | Governance
    15.01.2009

    cc. For Glen Ford, it is hard to believe that a generation ago, the Congressional Black Caucus was known as "the conscience of the congress, a political and moral high ground long deserted by the current CBC, which has utterly collapsed under Israel-lobby pressure for the second time in three years. Yet, today, all but two Black lawmakers voted either "Yes" or "Present" on a Resolution that absolved Israel for its crimes against humanity in Gaza - placing all blame on Hamas. Glen Ford further argues that by hypocritically turning their backs both on Black public opinion and on the work of Dr. King, , the CBC has put itself "out of the anti-war business," and well outside the mainstream of Black opinion on the Israel-Palestine question.

    Tagged under Governance

  • Africa: A Tale Of Two Genocides, Congo And Darfur

    Glen Ford | Violence & Peace
    26.07.2007

    Possibly a quarter million people have lost their lives in Darfur, western Sudan, in ethnic conflict. The U.S. government screams its head off in denunciation of genocide, in this case. In the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), as many as five million have died since 1994 in overlapping convulsions of ethnic and state-sponsored massacre. Not a word of reproach from Washington.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace

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