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After Dems’ crime bill, they now need super predators’ votes to survive
by Charlie Peach Bill Clinton, at Stone Mountain Correctional Facility, Georgia, pushes his “Tough on Crime” bill in 1992. Stone Mountain is known as the home of the KKK, the mecca of white supremacy....
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John Kerry helped George Bush steal the 2004 election, not the Russians, the...
Democratic presidential candidate Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., shakes hands with President Bush after the third and final presidential debate in Tempe, Ariz., Wednesday, Oct. 13, 2004. – Photo: Kevork...
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The shocking death of Rwandan gospel singer and dissident Kizito Mihigo
by Ann Garrison Rwandan gospel singer, organist and composer Kizito Mihigo has died in police custody. On Feb. 17, the Rwandan National Police reported that he had committed suicide in an isolation...
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John Lewis’ militant speech at the March on Washington
John Lewis speaks at the March on Washington. John Lewis, then the 23-year-old leader of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, better known as SNCC, delivered a speech at the Aug. 28, 1963,...
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2020 hindsight brings corrupted radiation testing into focus at the EPA – Part 2
A 1986 Akron Beacon Journal story depicts a worker in a hazmat suit at the Industrial Excess Landfill. What happened at the Industrial Excess Landfill (IEL) in Ohio wasn’t unique. The handling of the...
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Ruchell Cinque Magee speaks
Ruchell Cinque is the longest unjustly held political prisoner in the US, under lockdown for nearly six decades. Cinque was a key figure in the 1970 Marin County Civic Center shootout but was...
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Rwanda and Zaire (DRC) 1990 to 1997, where the US blocked real humanitarian...
“Rwandan refugee children plead with Zairean soldiers to allow them across a bridge separating Rwanda and Zaire where their mothers had crossed moments earlier before the soldiers closed the border,...
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Wanda’s Picks: June 2021
This Juneteenth, sculptor Dana King, pictured here with her African Ancestors, is installing 350 Ancestor sculptures in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park in an installation called “Monumental...
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A light at the end of the tunnel for Kevin Cooper
“Free Kevin Cooper” – Art: Kevin “Rashid” Johnson, 264847, Wabash Valley Correctional Facility, P.O. Box 500, Carlisle IN 47838 Kevin’s June letter to comrades and loved ones Dear Comrades in...
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Pattern of practice – brutality, schemes and crimes against humanity since 1619
by Mutope Duguma 1619 began the forced exportation of Afrikans to what is now called the United States. Between 1619 and 1776, this severe form of chattel slavery flourished within the 13 British...
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20 year anniversary of the invasion of the Congo: wit’ Claude Gatebuke
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Rwanda Day San Francisco: Bay View journalists get the boot
by Ann Garrison Rwanda Day-San Francisco, 09.27.2016, was a bad day for identity politics. Rwandan President Paul Kagame stepped to the podium and said that he was happy to be in San Francisco because...
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‘Clinton is the most dangerous person alive,’ an interview with Edward S. Herman
by Ann Garrison Ann Garrison: Earlier this year, you told me that you differ with Noam Chomsky, your co-author of “Manufacturing Consent” and other books, in that you plan to vote for the Green Party’s...
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Fifty-five years after Lumumba’s assassination, Congolese see no relief
An interview with Friends of the Congo Executive Director Maurice Carney by Ann Garrison Ann Garrison: Maurice Carney, could you summarize what has happened in the Democratic Republic of the Congo...
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Bay View turns 40!
Part 1 Editorial by Bay View publisher Dr. Willie Ratcliff It’s 2016, 40 years since Muhammad al-Kareem founded the New Bayview, now renamed the San Francisco Bay View, in 1976. Inspired by Malcolm X,...
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Rwanda: Kibeho Massacre of Hutu covered up to protect ‘genocide against the...
An interview with Rene Mugenzi by Ann Garrison When Kagame’s troops opened fire on people who tried to flee the Kibeho Camp for internal refugees in southern Rwanda on April 22, 1995, the rest rushed...
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Bill Clinton’s favorite African, Paul Kagame, wins re-election by 99 percent,...
by Ann Garrison How much longer can Bill Clinton, Tony Blair, Benjamin Netanyahu, AIPAC and associated Zionist organizations cover for Rwandan President Paul Kagame? How much longer can they claim that...
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Ingabire Day: We are all Victoire and Victoire is all of us
by Ann Garrison Order Victoire Ingabire’s book, “Between 4 Walls of the 1930 Prison,” by emailing Sales@FriendsOfVictoire.org. Oct. 14 marked the seventh anniversary of Rwandan political prisoner...
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The crime that turned Central Africa into a vast killing ground
by Ann Garrison April 6 was the 24th anniversary of the day that Gen. Paul Kagame shattered a ceasefire agreement and resumed the 1990-1994 war in Rwanda by assassinating Rwandan President Juvenal...
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Et tu, RT? Amplifying Western disinformation on Rwanda
Between 1 and 2 million Rwandan refugees fled into the Democratic Republic of the Congo (then called Zaire) in 1994 for fear of the conquering army led by Gen. Paul Kagame. by Ann Garrison During a...
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