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'''Black Agenda Report''' is a US-based journalism outlet which provides "News, commentary, and analysis from the black left."<ref>https://blackagendareport.com/about-us</ref> It was started in 2006 by Glen Ford, Bruce Dixon, and others. The outlet tends to focus on domestic issues within the United States,<ref>https://blackagendareport.com/obama-fication-squad-strengthens-right-expense-left</ref> but also provides analysis about [[imperialism]] specifically that of the [[American imperialism|United States]].<ref>https://blackagendareport.com/trump-administrations-parting-outrage-against-cuba</ref><ref>https://blackagendareport.com/us-imperialism-was-disarray-2020</ref> | '''Black Agenda Report''' is a US-based journalism outlet which provides "News, commentary, and analysis from the black left."<ref>[https://blackagendareport.com/about-us About Page]</ref> It was started in 2006 by Glen Ford, Bruce Dixon, and others. The outlet tends to focus on domestic issues within the United States,<ref>[https://blackagendareport.com/obama-fication-squad-strengthens-right-expense-left The Obama-fication of “The Squad” Strengthens the Right at the Expense of the Left]</ref> but also provides analysis about [[imperialism]] specifically that of the [[American imperialism|United States]].<ref>[https://blackagendareport.com/trump-administrations-parting-outrage-against-cuba The Trump Administration’s Parting Outrage Against Cuba]</ref><ref>[https://blackagendareport.com/us-imperialism-was-disarray-2020 US Imperialism Was in Disarray in 2020]</ref> | ||
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Black Agenda Report is a US-based journalism outlet which provides "News, commentary, and analysis from the black left."[1] It was started in 2006 by Glen Ford, Bruce Dixon, and others. The outlet tends to focus on domestic issues within the United States,[2] but also provides analysis about imperialism specifically that of the United States.[3][4]