Negro Question News Today

In an era of competing nationalisms, South Africa’s coloured people don’t readily fit into easily identifiable cultures of Europe and Africa.

For our seventy-fifth anniversary issue, John Bellamy Foster revisits the legacy of Albert Einstein and his deep connections to Monthly Review…

The persecution of anti-Cop City activists is part of a long history of state repression of dissidents in the American South.

Matthew Quest, writing for Insurgent Notes, details CLR James' treatment of Lenin across decades of James' work. While CLR James broke with with Trotskyism and Trotsky as well as the Leninist party form, he never properly broke with Lenin or his works.

The SNP’s victimhood act is not only undignified, it’s also historically illiterate.

How the blogger formerly known as Mencius Moldbug came to exert a quiet influence on the corporate and political far right.

Thomas Carlyle was a bundle of intellectual and literary energy in the Victorian age, but his forceful ideas may have even more relevance to our present-day problems.

My burden momentarily. the stamina, the texture of our endeavor to solve the negro question will exemplify for me the kind of interest the country as a whole has in doing the things that are necessary for us to be entitled to a future. >> sidney poitier gets tonights last word. "11th hour" starts now. good evening. im stephanie ruhle. day 365 of the barack obama and tonight there is a new sign that the january 6th committee may be having trouble convincing former vice president mike pence to c...

It was a hot, sunny day in the army when Union soldiers heard the exciting news of winning the Civil War. They went to Appomattox Courthouse in Virginia to...

Article from 1997 by Robin D. G. Kelley on discussions around identity politics and class struggle. While written twenty years ago it remains relevant to current discussions on the same topic.