African people cannot continue to be mere witnesses to the economic and political asphyxiation of Cuba. We must act in defense of Cuba, the same way Cuba once acted in our defense. . . .
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We Must Defend Cuba Against U.S. Imperialist Warfare
The U.S. Executive Order signed on May 1, 2026, International Workers’ Day, marks a shift toward total economic warfare against Cuba. By criminalizing material support and weaponizing dollar dependence, the U.S. deploys starvation as statecraft. Cuba refuses to bend. The world must answer with organized resistance. . . .
Trump’s May Day Escalation Against Cuba Signals Failure and Desperation
On International Workers’ Day, Trump intensified the economic war on Cuba. The new executive order criminalizes humanitarian aid, targets global solidarity, and signals possible military escalation. While the empire shows desperation, Cuba’s resilience endures. This is a crisis of U.S. imperialism, not a show of strength. . . .
US Sanctions on Cuba Fail as Empire Crumbles
The U.S. has announced new sanctions on Cuba, but organizers say the empire is crumbling from within. We know Cuba is not a terrorist nation. We refuse false peace and vow to export solidarity. No war on Cuba. Lift the blockade. Viva la revolución cubana. . . .
Afro Descendants Fight for Just Energy Transition
For the first time in history, Afro descendant peoples have been formally recognized as an official delegation within a global climate process. But the Netherlands obstructed African comrades through visa denials. We reject false solutions. The fossil fuel industry is built on the legacy of plantations and stolen Indigenous lands. . . .
Why The Prairieland Nine Convictions Are a Warning to All Movements
The Black Alliance for Peace stands in solidarity with the Prairieland Nine following their convictions in federal court. These verdicts are lawfare against people’s movements, the War on Terror turned inward. As the U.S. wages aggressive wars abroad, repression intensifies at home. This case is a warning to all who resist. . . .
From the IndoPacific to the Hudson: US War Games in Korea, IOF Trained NYPD & ICE Terrorism in NYC
On August 15th, six cities across the US marked the 80th anniversary of Korea’s liberation from Japanese colonialism with a national day of action for the US Out of Korea campaign, organized by Nodutdol, an organization of Korean diaspora and comrades organizing for a world free of imperialism, and for Korea’s re/unification and national liberation. The Black Alliance for Peace is a proud endorser of the campaign and partner in the struggle to oppose eighty years of US occupation – US Out of Korea! . . .
Local DC Organization Explains Trump Takeover of DC As a War Against Working Class Communities
In Trump’s address he made pointed calls for cities, such as Chicago, New York and Los Angeles to bring crime under control, implying a desire to enact similar measures in these same cities. This along with a declaration that “this is liberation day” echoes and appropriates the language of developing movements on the left who seek to resist these latest advancements of fascist repression in the U.S. The language calls to mind other federal crackdowns on organizers through the use of RICO charges and anti-terrorist legislation, which precede the Trump Administration. . . .