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The white supremacist philosophy behind the anti-Medicare-for-all movement
One of the most successful life-saving programs and advertisements for public health in the United States has been its immunization program. A successful public health
American Chauvinist
In 1830s France, Nicholas Chauvin was a wounded soldier who maintained a fanatical devotion to Napoleon long after the emperor’s defeat and exile. Whether historical
Mujeres De Maiz — Writers Table Talk, a conversation about writing in spite of the white hegemony of the literary world
Our editor Teka Lo participated in the Mujeres De Maiz Writers Table Talk, take a listen to this informative conversation along with Myriam Gurba editor
Katrina didn’t kill anyone Shell Oil’s greenwashing did
The human-made “environmental” disasters that keep killing Black and Chicano people in the U.S. It has been 16 years since Katrina, one of the worst
In Georgia, the GOP has chosen racism over capitalism, but the conservatives always have
“It is finally time for Republicans and Conservatives to fight back—we have more people than they do—by far! Boycott Major League Baseball (MLB), Coca-Cola, Delta
Interview with Lakisha Watson- Moore founder of Empower Mississippi
Public Intellectuals Radio speaks with Lakisha Watson-Moore founder of Empower Mississippi. Empower Mississippi is a diverse coalition of people looking to empower the residents of Mississippi by Getting Out
No one was afraid of George Floyd
Anyone watching the trial of Derek Chauvin being charged for George Floyd’s murder should take note of how kind, funny, and not scary George Floyd
The Derek Chauvins won’t go away if you just defund the police — it is about power not money
White male hegemony has always had armed poorer men to protect their property and kill for them. Defunding the public police is going to be
One of many stains, the Chinese Exclusion Act. How the “Chinese question” and the “Negro problem” killed US at the turn of the 20th century
The first Chinese immigrants arrived in the U.S. in the 1820s. In a mere 60 years, the Chinese Exclusion Act would tragically stunt a vibrant
An interview with Vicksburg, Mississippi mayoral candidate, Shawn Jackson
Fourth-generation Mississippian and Cornell graduate Shawn Jackson is running for Mayor of Vicksburg. Vicksburg was the site for a critical battle in the Civil War.
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