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. . . .
Black Alliance For Peace
The Problem with Black American Identity
‘Black’ is not a national identity. It is the name imposed on us through genocidal violence. ‘New Afrikan’ nationhood is an African anti-colonial project internal to the Amerikkkan settler state. To identify as ‘Black American’ is to fold Black resistance into a project of anti-Black world making. . . .
Marxism Wasn’t Exported to the Caribbean It Was Proven There
Marxism wasn’t exported to the Caribbean. It was proven there. From the Haitian Revolution to Cuba under blockade to Grenada’s revolutionary rupture, Caribbean political economy thinkers and revolutionaries have shown that colonial capitalism was distorted, not absent. Class struggle unfolds under imperial constraint. . . .
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! . . .
BAP Condemns the Zionist Brutalization and Detainment of Chris Smalls, Emblematic of the White Supremacy at the Core of Zionism
The Black Alliance for Peace (BAP) unequivocally denounces the brutal assault and abduction of Amazon Labor Union co-founder Chris Smalls, who was detained by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF). Though he is now released, the exceptionally heinous treatment of Smalls by the Zionist state forces demonstrates the historical neurotic fear of any interconnection between Black / African resistance to white supremacy and resistance to capitalist exploitation. . . .
Erica Caines on Imperialism, Sanctions & Building Liberation Movements
In part two of this conversation, Erica Caines breaks down imperialism as the primary contradiction shaping global oppression, the economic war waged through sanctions, and the necessity of grassroots organizing to build power. . . .
Combatting Imperialism, Defending Sovereignty: Zone of Peace in Haiti and the Americas
And so we recognize Haiti today as the Palestine of the Western Hemisphere as they themselves and Palestinians alike have engaged in this comparison of material and historical conditions. . . .