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Why are Harvard’s slavery researchers quitting or being fired? The school’s $100m project to examine its slave ownership in Antigua is mired in controversy as academics allege obstruction

The ties between Harvard University and the Caribbean are myriad and consist of densely layered networks of wealthy families, trade, political power and violence. Dozens of university presidents, overseers, donors and staff grew their wealth off of enslaved labor.
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"I am arguing here for a law school dedicated to crafting legal knowledges that turn back on death-making—legal knowledges that oversee a social order that invites, allows, and equips us to live flourishing lives in relation and not possession... to live in harmonious relation with...the earth."

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'Our lands, our voices' – African women launch historic continental uprising for climate reparations - MyJoyOnline A new chapter in global environmental activism begins this Wednesday, 15th April 2026, as hundreds of women environmental defenders, community leaders, and ecofeminist allies across Africa unite for t...

"This landmark day is not merely a call for humanitarian assistance but a formal demand for climate reparations... the Global North owes a "legitimate climate debt" to African communities for decades of ecological destruction and resource exploitation."
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"Reconstruction plans imposed on Palestinians with the implicit aim of destroying Palestinian life in Gaza demonstrate the reason Lemkin reserved a place for architecture in his conception of the crime of genocide."

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BREAKING: Venezuela’s government has accused the US of launching attacks on civilian and military installations across several states, rejecting what it described as a "military aggression," according to an official statement.

🔴 LIVE updates: aje.io/p3fqh2

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Venezuela's capital hit by blasts, Caracas blames the US At least 7 explosions heard in Venezuela's capital, Caracas, followed by a low-flying aircraft, say media reports.

At least 7 explosions heard in Venezuela's capital, Caracas, followed by a low-flying aircraft, say media reports.

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Anti-Imperialist Scholars Collective

"Persad-Bissessar’s support for US actions not only demonstrates her right-wing disposition and complicity in Trump’s imperialist ambitions but also reveals ideological contradictions and a leaning towards a form of white supremacy with a Hindu/Indian face."
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In a cost of living crisis, this makes no sense and will only further squeeze out already marginalized students from accessing higher education. This is shameful neoliberal gimmickry.

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Haiti qualifies for World Cup for first time in 52 years on Bataille de Vertières day Haiti has done the unthinkable. Despite the country’s multitude of challenges that have plagued the soccer sector, Haiti is a World Cup team.

Haiti qualifies for World Cup for first time in 52 years on Bataille de Vertières day
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Messaging through Hurricane Melissa I know what's happening on the ground in Jamaica thanks to WhatsApp — ordinarily, a quick and convenient means of staying in touch; under threat of natural a disaster, a lifeline.

I know what's happening on the ground in Jamaica thanks to WhatsApp — ordinarily, a quick and convenient means of staying in touch; under threat of natural a disaster, a lifeline.

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Racism is distraction, as Toni Morrison said. Karen is distracting people from all the love and solidarity Jamaican people are having for each other, and that coming from others at this time, despite the very challenging relief and recovery process so far.

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Indeed. Imagine how racist such a belief is. As a Caribbean person, I've been to Jamaica several times, to Kingston and the country side, have colleagues, friends and comrades living there, and I can attest the island is not only populated by shacks.

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Mmmmm. Imagine believing most Jamaicans live in shacks.

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Student organization coalition files amicus brief supporting lawsuit against Trump - Daily Bruin This post was updated Nov. 5 at 1:02 a.m. A coalition of 25 student organizations filed an amicus brief Thursday in support of a lawsuit against President Donald Trump that alleged research funding su...

Our students are just stunning. Their bravery and integrity put our leaders to shame.

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Trump Pressure Risks Free Speech at University of California, Judge Warns

TLDR: UC leadership has continued negotiations with a unmistakably fascist regime, and preemptively cut a program to recruit faculty of color, while leaving faculty, staff, & students to fight on their own
www.nytimes.com/2025/11/06/us/trump-pressure-free-speech-university-of-california-lawsuit.html

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To put this in scale, Elon Musk's salary from Tesla alone could fund the SNAP program for the entire country into 2034.

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Here is a list of organizations receiving donations for #HurricaneMelissa relief efforts: thecropperfoundation-my.sharepoint.com/:x:/g/person...

Please share far and wide, and support if you can! One love.

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Our thoughts are with the communities across the Caribbean as they courageously face Hurricane Melissa.

OISE Dean Erica Walker and the Alumni Association are organizing a donation drive to collect new and unused essential items. We thank you for your generosity and compassion.

#OISEUofT

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Opinion: I watched my hometown disappear. This is climate injustice - CNW Network Why does the Global North prefer to spend billions repairing the damage of climate change rather than admit its role in causing it.

"Every time another hurricane flattens our homes, destroys our towns, shatters our sense of safety, we hear promises of “aid, assistance, rebuilding.” But what we truly need is justice — climate justice... [R]esilience is not a substitute for justice."
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Civil society groups demand climate justice in wake of Hurricane Melissa - Jamaica Observer KINGSTON, Jamaica — Forty-three civil society organisations and individuals across Jamaica have issued a joint statement calling for urgent climate justice measures following the devastation caused by...

“Hurricane Melissa was not a natural disaster—it was a profound manifestation of climate injustice... Our communities, those least responsible for this climate crisis, are now paying the highest price.” www.jamaicaobserver.com/2025/11/04/c...

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Venezuela claims CIA-linked mercenaries caught during 'false-flag attack' The government of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro said Sunday that his country’s security forces captured a group of mercenaries aligned with the US Central Intelligence Agency, less than two week...

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CONVICTED FELON/RAPIST #donaldtrump is using Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹 as a base of CIA operations for his illegal CIA covert action against #Venezuela.
Shame on T&T 🇹🇹 for allowing FELON trump to use its island as a staging point for his imperialislist goals.
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A tweet from Morgan J. Freeman states:
“FACT: Venezuela is NOT a major producer of cocaine.
They do not have large cocaine factories.
They do not produce fentanyl either.
What Venezuela does have is the world’s largest oil reserves.”

A tweet from Morgan J. Freeman states: “FACT: Venezuela is NOT a major producer of cocaine. They do not have large cocaine factories. They do not produce fentanyl either. What Venezuela does have is the world’s largest oil reserves.”

Fentanyl and coke are the new “weapons of mass destruction” lie. It’s Iraq all over again, folks. It’s always about controlling the oil.

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Hurricanes and military invasions are two sides of the current crisis of imperialism battering the Caribbean. The simultaneity of these events is not coincidental but shows growing convergence. Time for a global working class movement to end occupation, invasion, war, regime change. End imperialism.

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‘Leave us alone’: Jemima Pierre on Haiti’s struggle for sovereignty Marc Lamont Hill speaks with scholar Jemima Pierre on Haiti’s crisis, foreign occupation and fight for sovereignty.

‘Leave us alone’: Jemima Pierre on Haiti’s struggle for sovereignty
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Tropical Storm Melissa, soon a hurricane, brings death, floods to Caribbean Jamaica prepares for Melissa's arrival as forecasts predict over 72 hours of hurricane conditions and heavy rainfall.

Jamaica prepares for Melissa's arrival as forecasts predict over 72 hours of hurricane conditions and heavy rainfall.

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Islanders at the Helm Co-creating sustainable and inclusive solutions for social adaptation to climate challenges in the (Dutch) Caribbean. More info: https://www.kitlv.nl/islanders-at-the-helm/

Friends, colleagues: my talk tomorrow at the Islanders at the Helm Conference, "(Neo-)Liberal, Pan-African or Anti-imperialist? Reparations and Caribbean freedom at the borders of history" will be livestreamed from 9-10:20am, at the following link. Feel free to tune in.
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What Pan-Africanism Can Teach Us Now A biography of Ghanaian leader Kwame Nkrumah casts the post-WWII era as a Black liberation epic rather than a psychodrama between Moscow and Washington.

What Pan-Africanism Can Teach Us Now

A biography of Ghanaian leader Kwame Nkrumah casts the post-WWII era as a Black liberation epic rather than a psychodrama between Moscow and Washington.
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Tiny Caribbean island takes country to court over climate inaction They say summers have transformed their homes into ‘prisons of concrete’

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