The scale of repression on U.S. college campuses against students and academics standing with the Palestinian people has reached truly appalling levels, with numerous firings and expulsions. While Michael Parenti gave this talk in 1986, the reality of entrenched interests wielding dictatorial power over academic institutions makes it more relevant than ever.
Monopoly Culture and Academic Freedom (1986)
Anti-Empire Project - ICJ Rules for South Africa: A Defeat for Israel?
On the 100th anniversary of the death of the great revolutionary Vladimir Lenin, Back in the USSR celebrates his recognition of the need to link the struggle against capitalism with the struggle against empire and colonialism. Lenin stands with Gaza.
Langston Hughes: Two Poems About Lenin
Charlie Chaplin: The Great Dictator Final Speech
Vladimir Lenin: To Our Comrades in War-Prisoner Camps
Michael Parenti: Reality Happens to be Marxist
The Anti-Empire Project: Gaza War Day 106 Debriefing the ICJ Case
As Apartheid Israel's genocide against Palestine continues, regional resistance widens. Even as the U.S. steps in to shield its proxy with brutal airstrikes on Yemen and South Africa challenges Israel at the International Court of Justice.
South Africa's Case Against Israel in the ICJ
Israel's Assassination Campaign of Palestinian Journalists
