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24 Jun '22

U.S. Supreme Court Overturns Roe v Wade

June 24, 2022
Bourgeois Politics, Colonialism
On June 24, 2022, the U.S. Supreme Court overturned the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision, which made abortion a constitutional right.  Now, the legality of abortion will be decided in each U.S. State.   This comes as no surprise since the decision leaked in May. Since then, many women have demonstrated […]
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1 Jan '21

U.S. Imperialism’s Black Female Face

January 1, 2021
Bourgeois Politics
On November 7, 2020,  Joe Biden, was announced as the new imperialist-in-chief, chosen to be at the helm of U.S. imperialism.  His win over Donald J. Trump was celebrated in the streets throughout the United States. For many his victory represents a new promise in the ability for people who […]
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30 Jun '20

GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE: ANOTHER SYMPTOM OF A BROKEN SOCIETY DUE TO THE COLONIAL CAPITALIST SYSTEM

June 30, 2020
Colonialism, State Violence
By Vuyo Nyeli, ANWO Occupied Azania What the South African media has been referring to as ‘gender-based violence” is another symptom of a broken society as a result of colonialism and the rise of capitalism. We can’t solely blame the perpetrators of these crimes without examining the underlying issues or […]
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13 Jun '19

Abortion: Capitalism Robs Black Women of our Right to Choose

June 13, 2019
Birth and Reproductive Justice, Colonialism, State Violence
We recognize that these rates reflect our lives under capitalist colonialist domination. Often, the decisions we make about our bodies are not based on our inherit wants and needs, instead, we are forced by the demands that capitalism places on us; such as not having enough money to feed, house and clothe children; in addition to the cost of childcare, and the absence of a network of friends and family who might have been available for childcare, had they not also been a part of the African working poor.
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27 Feb '19

The Lockdown in Cameroon Gone Rogue

February 27, 2019
Anti-Colonialism, Colonialism, State Violence
Editors Note: The crisis in Cameroon has caused immeasurable contradictions for the people of the country. African women who depended on freedom of mobility, in order to work, have been trapped hiding in the bush as the rates of brutality has escalated among the population; including rape and molestation of […]
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4 Jan '19

McDonald’s attack: colonial violence against the African working class

January 4, 2019
Anti-Colonialism, Colonialism, protest
We are calling every concerned person, who is against colonial violence, to attend our action on Saturday January 5, 2019 at 3pm in front of the McDonald's at 4595 34th Street South in St. Petersburg, Florida.
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