Margaret Kimberly

Margaret Kimberley, a senior columnist at Black Agenda Report and leader in Black Alliance for Peace, delves into the decline of U.S. empire and late-stage capitalism. She provides critical insights on U.S. foreign policy, including military support to Ukraine and the implications of Gaza's situation. Kimberley discusses the evolution of American fascism and the disconnect within the political system. With firsthand accounts from delegations to the Global South, she highlights resistance against U.S. domination while inspiring hope for grassroots movements amid rising challenges.

Margaret Kimberley, a senior columnist at Black Agenda Report and leader in Black Alliance for Peace, dives deep into the complexities of America's decline. She critiques late-stage capitalism and its disconnect from the people. Discussion emphasizes the Democratic Party’s role in worsening conditions and U.S. military support for Ukraine and Israel. Kimberley shares insights from her Global South delegations, revealing resistance against U.S. domination. Ultimately, she offers hope and urges grassroots organization to combat rising authoritarianism.

In a thought-provoking discussion, Dennis Kucinich, a former congressman known for his anti-war activism, Dan Kovalec, a civil rights attorney, Margaret Kimberly, a journalist and activist, and Max Blumenthal, an investigative journalist, tackle the urgent threat of nuclear war. They call for a reevaluation of U.S. military policies and the importance of constitutional safeguards. The panel also emphasizes the significance of grassroots movements and alternative media in reshaping public perceptions against growing militarism, urging active civic engagement for a more peaceful future.