Listen to this week’s Voices Radio. Eric recaps the Cold War Truth Commission talk, with a few key people. .

Listen to this week’s Voices Radio. Eric recaps the Cold War Truth Commission talk, with a few key people. .

This week on Voices Form the Frontlines, Eric gives a recap of Sunday's Cold War Truth Commission panel discussion. Beginning with talks from Gail Walker/IFCO Pastors for Peace: The Historic Legacy of My Father: Rev. Lucius Walker, Medea Benjamin/Code Pink: The U.S....

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Voices Radio: Eric on The Struggle against white fascists

Voices Radio: Eric on The Struggle against white fascists

Ch It's time that the Civil Rights Movement once again confronts the Democrats and leads the fight against white fascists. "So let's get it straight. Armed white fascists can protest, but the Civil Rights Movement cannot "counter-protest?" So much for painting...

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Too Black to Fail Rebroadcast

Too Black to Fail Rebroadcast

Hello Voices listeners, Happy to be back for a hopeful new year -- less Trump, more Biden, and a lot more BLACK/LATINX/THIRD WORLD REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT BUILDING! Towards that end, we present, and re-present Too Black to Fail—a radio play, future theater...

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Eric Mann on the Paris Climate Agreement of 2015

Eric Mann on the Paris Climate Agreement of 2015

And the Struggle with Obama, Biden, and Kerry Today A letter from Eric Mann on this episode: Voices Readers, As Joe Biden appoints John Kerry as “special envoy for climate” I urge you to read my article, written 5 years ago at...

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Voices Radio: Justice for Jacob Blake–The Challenge to Our Movement

Voices Radio: Justice for Jacob Blake–The Challenge to Our Movement

Today, on Voices From the Frontlines, Eric Mann and Channing Martinez will be exploring The Black Movement. Together, they will examine the shooting of Jacob Blake, and the subsequent aftermath in Kenosha, Wisconsin. This week's Voices guests, are Justin Blake, Tanya McLean, and Gregory Bennett...

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Article: The Historic 1968 Struggle Against Columbia University

Article: The Historic 1968 Struggle Against Columbia University

The Historic 1968 Struggle Against Columbia University How a Black United Front in Harlem, the Students’ Afro American Society, and Students for a Democratic Society took on the Columbia University Ruling Class, Mayor John Lindsay, the New York Times, the...

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