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2021-06-27 09:19:00 شرفة الحياة- فتحي البس في منتصف السبعينيات، وفي أوج قوة منظمة التحرير الفلسطينية وفصائلها، سادت أجواء مشحونة: انقسامات وتوزيع تهم، وخلافات واسعة، تبنتها دول داعمة لقوى وأفراد ومؤسسات إعلامية، في محاولة لإضعاف المنظمة، ودائما، عمودها الفقري حركة فتح. كان برنامج النقاط العشر، الذي أنتج في النهاية أوسلو، والمواقف الم...

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Review of Johanna Fernández’s book The Young Lords: A Radical History by Chris Wright / May 3rd, 2021 Johanna Fernández’s The Young Lords: A Radical History could hardly have been published at a more auspicious time. The fateful year 2020 saw not only the outbreak of a global pandemic but also, in the U.S., a rejuvenation of Black Lives Matter and renewed national attention to issues of racial and economic justice. The pandemic and its economic consequences have further skewed a lopsided distribution of income, with U.S. billionaires gaining over a trillion dollars in the last nine mo...

0 comments The history of the controversial Black Panther Party largely focuses on its male members. There are many classic photos of proud Black men wearing all black; they don leather jackets and berets while throwing up a Black Power fist or wielding guns. Films like Panther and, most recently, Judas and the Black Messiah focus on prominent men like Fred Hampton, Huey P. Newton, and Mark Clark; however, there were key women figures in the organization as well. The story of Elaine Brown, the Black Panther Party’s only chairwoman, is worthy of acknowledgement and celebration. Early Begi...

And Now, the School Pep Rally Against Whiteness March 12, 2021 Updated: March 14, 2021 The sight of high schoolers clapping and chanting in an explosion of collective energy could easily be mistaken for pep rally before the Big Game. But these students at the Social Justice Humanitas Academy in Los Angeles aren’t getting psyched up for a football game. They are mentally preparing themselves to do battle against a different type of foe—colonialism, imperialism, capitalism, and other manifestations of “white supremacy”—with a chant that begins: (Si Se Puede) Si Se Pued...