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Our New Instagram Handle is wi.bopm

We had technical difficulties. Please give us a follow at our new Instagram. The handle is wi.bopm. Thank you, Wisconsin Bail Out The People Movement

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Southern States Move Toward Massive Disenfranchisement of African Americans

Supreme Court decision in Louisiana v. Callais, et.al eviscerates the already weakened Voting Rights Act of 1965 By Abayomi AzikiweEditor, Pan-African News WireWednesday May 13, 2026Politico-Legal Analysis On May 7, just hours after the Republican-dominated Tennessee State Assembly passed legislation which split Memphis into three separate congressional districts, the city which has a large majority […]

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Workers in Ireland, Scotland, England and Wales to take action for Palestine May 14, 2026!

The BDS movement calls on all trade unions, student organisations and wider civil society organisations, across Ireland, Scotland, England and Wales, to take action this Thursday, 14 May.  Nonviolent pressure is needed now more than ever to end state, corporate, and institutional complicity in Israel’s genocide, apartheid and military occupation. Under the banner of “Workplace Day […]

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France Out of Africa! PASAI Shows the Way | Black Agenda Report

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Jayapal, Jackson Statement on Delegation to Cuba

Havana, Cuba — U.S. Representatives Pramila Jayapal (WA-07) and Jonathan Jackson (IL-01) released the following statement upon the conclusion of their five-day Congressional delegation to Cuba: “The illegal U.S. blockade of fuel to Cuba—90 miles south of the United States—adds to the longest embargo in world history and is causing untold suffering to the Cuban […]

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NC Chapter-National Conference of Black Lawyers Statement on Supreme Court Voting Rights Decision

On Wednesday, April 29, the United States Supreme Court voted 6–3 in the landmark voting rights case, Louisiana v. Callais, to effectively end the protections of Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act that had long served as one of the last remaining avenues for Black voters to seek fair representation in the political process. This […]

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After Supreme Court’s voting rights decision, Louisiana voters move to recall Gov. Jeff Landry

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Towson University NAACP rep says mass struggle needed to defend voting rights