CNN directive in the early days after 10/7: “all copy on all platforms that’s connected in any way to the Israeli or Palestinian stories” must “be approved in advance by the Jerusalem bureau.”

You ever notice how South Africa's story of liberation magically starts and ends with Nelson Mandela? Like the whole country produced only one revolutionary worth remembering? That's not an accident, that’s historical editing with military precision. Because the moment you

A photo of Mbaye Diagne, a UN peacekeeper who disobeyed his orders to stand down during the Rwandan Genocide in 1994. Acting entirely on his own initiative, he embarked on rescue missions. He is credited with singlehandedly saving the lives of as many as 1000 Tutsis and moderate

"There should be black banners across every newspaper in the US every day. There's been a massive betrayal [...] around the killing of their colleagues." - Sharif Kouddous شريف عبد القدوس of Drop Site on how mainstream media enables & incites Israel's mass murder of journalists.

Remember when they told u, that Palestine was a barren empty land and they made it blossom! A photograph of a Palestinian couple’s wedding at the Greek Orthodox Church.

I’ll be giving some brief remarks tomorrow in Berkeley on why Michael Parenti got it right and why his writings and lectures are more relevant than ever Join or watch at the link below

🚨Children of Gaza, survivors of an Israeli genocide for two and a half years, still ongoing, displaced into tents, still singing.

She wasn’t posing for history—she was trying to survive.... In 1966, a haunting image captured a South Vietnamese mother wading through a river, her four children clinging to her as they fled their village near Qui Nhon. The area had been evacuated after the U.S. Air Force

The mother of Palestinian child Naya Al-Tanani, killed by the israelis last night in a strike on northern Gaza, is left holding her tiny body

Report from the yellow line. Americans; how long before drone assassinations by your local police department become the norm? The violence you export will come back to you. Cameraman: @aliezzedine7

The word "communist" did enormous work during the Cold War. It attached to Mosaddegh, who was a liberal nationalist. It attached to Árbenz, who was a democratic reformer. It attached to Allende, who won a democratic election. It attached to Lumumba, who wanted the Congo's

“I feel that if we don't take seriously the ways in which racism is embedded in structures of institutions, if we assume that there must be an identifiable racist who is the perpetrator, then we won't ever succeed in eradicating racism.” — Angela Davis

I'm so sick of people dismissing this as "conspiracy theory." Literally, every "conspiracy," from sexual blackmail at the highest authorities, to wars of expansion and oil, to elite pedophile rings and cannibalism turned out to be true. But there are still fools who think

I found some of the Iranians Trump wants to “liberate” in Isfahan. Do they look like they’re in need of liberation to you?

This is a REAL newspaper from 1984 claiming Iran is close to an Atomic Bomb 42 years later, same narrative, still no bomb

Today, an Israeli quadcopter drone fell in the Nuseirat refugee camp in Gaza. When residents tried to approach it, they found it carrying large quantities of drugs, which indicates that it may have been deliberately dropped among civilians. Israel has tried by all means and

Today, foreign journalists were permitted for the first time to visit the site of the fierce battle between US and Iranian forces in Isfahan Among them was The Grayzone’s Wyatt Reed, who documented the wreckage of US warplanes and found Iranians celebrating their country's

Would you believe 57 Republicans and 211 Democrats recently voted in favor of this Orwellian automobile kill-switch? Here’s the roll call for the vote I forced to defund the mandate: clerk.house.gov/evs/2026/roll0…

Vintage frame - Indigenous Aeta (Agta) woman & child of the Philippines 🇵🇭 The oldest community of the Philippines.

Meet Maria Felipa de Oliveira, the Black Woman Who Helped Brazil Gain Independence. She was one of 3 women who participated in the struggle for Bahia's independence in Brazil 🇧🇷 in 1823. Overall, she led around 200 rèsistance fighters using gùerrilla tactics (mostly Black and