Abayomi Azikiwe

Escalating military clashes involving Iran, the U.S., and Israel raise fears of wider conflict and economic turmoil in West Asia.

Six Decades After the "March Against Fear" In the summer of 1966, the state of race relations in the United States stood at the crossroads

An agreement between Iran and the US was announced and Israel immediately violated the provisions as it openly stated not to be bound by it.

Unemployment rates are twice that of whites as attacks on Civil Rights and DEI have worsened prospects for jobs and economic growth

Mass protests and legal action force Kenya to abandon a U.S.-backed Ebola quarantine project amid sovereignty concerns.

Detroit's People's Tribunal heard testimony on ICE raids, migrant detention, surveillance, and community resistance across Michigan.

Activists gathered from various areas of Michigan to report on the excesses and brutality of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Customs and Border Protection (CBP), along with the local police and the complicity of political officials.

South Africa’s xenophobic unrest is examined through apartheid’s legacy, foreign influence claims, and its implications for Pan-African unity.

Parallels can be drawn between MAGA in the United States and retrograde elements domestically, as well as other Western imperialist states.

During the month of June, what is known as xenophobic and “afro-phobic” attacks have been occurring in the Republic of South Africa, a nation of 65 million which emerged from apartheid rule 32 years ago.