Conservatives decry “War on Christmas” every time someone says “Happy Holidays,” while ignoring actual acts of violence.
read moreThe Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) Movement uses economic pressure to support Palestinian rights.
read moreIn the U.S., we celebrate freedom fighters and revolutions like Nat Turner’s Revolt when they fit our narrative and condemn them when it doesn’t.
read moreColonialism is often seen through a historical lens despite dispossession and exploitation being a present reality for many current and formerly colonized people.
read moreThe ARD spoke with Ray Coyne on the intersectional fight against oppression and holding space to mourn during resistance.
read moreWhen the topic of immigration is discussed, the pros always center on what immigrants have to offer to white America.
read moreBonded by state oppression and violence, the fight for liberation and solidarity between Black-Palestinian people has been seen for decades.
read moreWe spoke with Nadya Tannous, a community organizer with the Palestinian Youth Movement, about Palestinian liberation.
read moreOur understanding of genocide is so narrow that when one meets the criteria, it is rarely seen or accepted.
read moreFrom police brutality to bombing for peace, state-sanctioned violence has been normalized as a necessary tool against “true” violent acts.
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![Black and white cartoon print from 1898. Uncle Sam is seated in restaurant looking at an enlarged bill of fare on the wall. It contains "Cuba steak," "Porto [i.e. Puerto] Rico pig," and "Philippine floating islands." The waiter is depicted as former President McKinley. Caption reads: "Well I hardly know which to take first."](https://i0.wp.com/the-ard.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/Screenshot-2023-11-07-at-11.57.45 AM.png?resize=1390%2C782&ssl=1)
