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How Nelson Mandela betrayed us, says
ex-wife Winnie
by Nadira Naipaul
I knew that the apartheid enforcers had done everything in their power to break this woman. She had suffered every indignity a person could bear.
Winnie Mandela accuses Nelson of 'betraying' the blacks of South Africa
John Mayer's Longing for Blackness is a "Very" Wide-Open Window Into U.S. Race Relations
by Mikhail Lyubansky
Q & A with the State Department on Haiti
Sending in the Marines
by Judith Scherr
Focus on Haiti
– The Politics of Rice
In 2008, in the midst of the global food crisis, we travelled to Haiti to look at the politics of rice – how such a fertile country became dependent on food aid.
A dirty war in Aden: Britain's role in Yemen's history by John Newsinger
US Refuses to Allow Inspection of its WMDs
Racial Disparity in Colon Cancer Survival Not Easily Explained, Researchers Say
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The Right, the Left and the Ugly:
Fear and Loathing in White America
March 12, 2010 : Glen Ford
When President George Bush and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi first, unsuccessfully, attempted to ram a bank bailout bill through the U.S. House in late September 2008, only one-third of Republicans and three-fifths of Democrats voted for the measure.
American Genocides: Is Haiti Next?
February 22, 2010 : Stephen Lendman
At home, profit over human lives and welfare took millions of working American lives. Abroad it was far worse, the result of direct or proxy wars, death squads, torture, occupations, alliances with despots, and neglect. Against indigenous and black Americans, it was worst of all.
Zimbabwe: Sophists for sanctions
February 19, 2010 : Stephen Gowans
Tony Hawkins, a professor of economics at the University of Zimbabwe, thinks that Western sanctions on Zimbabwe should be maintained but that their effects "are minimal" and that "their continued existence really plays into the hands of some people in Zanu-PF."
Liberals Get a War President
of Their Very Own
February 08, 2010 : Murray Polner
Suddenly and surprisingly, we have a Bush-like Obama Doctrine. To the applause of liberal hawks and formerly critical neocons, the president declared in his Nobel Peace Prize speech that the U.S. will continue to wage war...
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January 19, 2010 - By Democracy Now!
- Profiting From Haiti's Crisis
January 19, 2010 - By Benjamin Dangl
- Reparations, not handouts, for Haiti
January 17, 2010 - By Raffique Shah
- Haitian Disaster: Made in the USA
January 14, 2010 - By Ted Rall
- Catastrophe in Haiti
January 14, 2010 - By Ashley Smith
- Our Role in Haiti's Plight
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- AFRICOM: Latest U.S. Bid to Recolonise Continent
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- Lancaster House revisited
December 21, 2009 - By Phyllis Johnson
- When Will White People Stop Making Movies Like 'Avatar'?
December 18, 2009 - By Annalee Newitz
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