https://archive.org/details/grenadacbistatistics/2ndqtrCBI%20Statistics2018

Grenada Citizenship by Investment statistics by Ministry of Finance and Energy Grenada

Topics #Grenada, #CitizenshipbyInvestment, #neocolonialism, #imperialism, #Caribbean

data on Grenada's citizenship by investment program taken from the government's Ministry of Finance, Planning, Economic Development & Physical Developments website. while all documents were found on the Ministry's site, some of them were not listed on the citizenship by investment statistics page. filenames have not been changed.

https://archive.org/details/paulrobesonmi5

Paul Robeson MI5 documents by Security Service (MI5), the national archives

Topics #PaulRobeson, #MI5, #anticommunism, #politicalpolice, #surveillance, #racism, #counterinsurgency

“The documents on this page are drawn from Mi5 archives and relate to Paul Robeson's activities.” (source)

https://archive.org/details/audiocoudetatbolivia

2019 u.s.-backed coup in bolivia: audio recordings by BEHIND BACK DOORS

Topics #bolivia, #unitedstatesofamerika, #coup, #coupdetat, #golpistas, #golpedelestado, #imperialism, #MarcoRubio, #BobMenendez, #TedCruz, #ManfredReyesVilla, #JairBolsonaro, #JulioCésarMaldonadoLeoni, #TeobaldoCardoso, #MiriamPereira, #CarlosBlacut, #ChanetBlacut, #RembertoSiles, #JaimeAntonioAlarcónDaza, #OscarPacelloAguirre, #IvánArias, #CarlosSanchezBerzain

“16 leaked audio recordings of opposition members, military, police, and others plotting & planning a coup against Evo Morales.”

audio description (from index):

• Audio_01: This audio illustrates the engagement of American senators such as Marco Rubio, Bob Menendez and Ted Cruz in the coup d'état plan against Evo Morales.
• Audio_02: A member of the Bolivian opposition and presumed ex-military, makes a call for an armed uprising.
• Audio_03: A member of the Bolivian opposition (yet to be identified) proposes to point out houses of supporters of the President ́s political party, in order to infuse fear in the population and influence them later to support the coup.
• Audio_04: A member of the Bolivian opposition (yet to be identified), poses the strategy to be followed by the Bolivian opposition, setting up as a premise invalidating the October 20th elections, generate a military-civil uprising and create a national strike. Further he commented that there are active members of the National Armed Forces and Police that would support these actions.

• Audio_14: It can be heard the voice of former Colonel Oscar Pacello Aguirre, Representative of National Military Coordinator. He mentions a secret plan against the government of President Evo Morales and the actions forecasted for October 10th.
• Audio_15: Private meeting between opposition member Jaime Antonio Alarcón Daza, Iván Arias and other members of the civic committees, in which the agreement was to obtain rapid voting equipment for the next presidential elections, in order to use them to manipulate public opinion about electoral results and declare fraud. There ́s a reference of Jubileo Foundation, European Union, the US Embassy and the Evangelical Church.
• Audio_16: Political activist Miriam Pereira, links the opposition member and American resident Carlos Sanchez Berzain with the plan to overthrow against President Morales. She comments that Sanchez wants to incite a civil war in Bolivia and that they count with a funding of half a million dollars.

originally published in “US HANDS AGAINST BOLIVIA. PART I”

https://archive.org/details/ExItalianSomaliland

Ex-Italian Somaliland by E. Sylvia Pankhurst; Peter Freeman

Topics #Somaliland, #Somalia, #fascism, #colonialism, #italiancolonialism, #slavery, #genocide, #italianempire, #imperialism

Ex-Italian Somaliland describes the struggle of Somaliland under the Italian government, who encouraged traffic of slaves, evicted people from their land, and eventually used the colony as a base of aggression against Ethiopia.

https://archive.org/details/histoiredelacentrafrique/histoire%20de%20la%20centrafrique

Histoire de la Centrafrique by Yarisse Zoctizoum; Charles Bettelheim

Topics #colonialism, #neocolonialism, #frenchcolonialism, #françafrique, #Centrafrique, #CentralAfricanRepublic, #imperialism

Histoire de la Centrafrique
tome 1 (1879-1959)
violence du développement
domination et inégalités
1983

Histoire de la Centrafrique
tome 2 (1959-1979)
violence du développement
domination et inégalités
1984

https://archive.org/details/blackawakeningincapitalistamerica

Black Awakening In Capitalist America: An Analytic History by Robert L. Allen

Topics #whitesupremacy, #unitedstatesofamerika, #BlackPower, #counterinsurgency, #racism, #fordfoundation, #neocolonialism, #classconflict, #socialcapitalism

A classic study of the Black Liberation Movement of the 1960s. 1990 Africa World Press edition of the 1969 Doubleday original.

https://archive.org/details/tradeandpoliticsinthenigerdelta

Trade and politics in the Niger Delta, 1830-1885: an introduction to the economic and political history of Nigeria by K. Onwuka Dike

Topics #NigerDelta, #Nigeria, #slavery, #colonialism, #britishimperialism, #slavetrade, #WestAfrica, #oil

1966 corrected reprint of 1956 original.

https://archive.org/details/ucpay-2004-2011

University of California Salary Data, 2004-2011 by University of California

Topics #universityofcalifornia, #unitedstakesofamerika, #imperialism, #employment, #salaries, #highereducation, #UCsystem

the below description is pasted from the “Site Notes” of the source:

Salary data are identical to those from public records requests by the San Francisco Chronicle. The Chronicle described the 2005 data as follows, which probably applies to later data as well:

In addition to salaries, total pay includes overtime, bonuses, housing allowances, relocation allowances, administrative stipends, revenue sharing and more than a dozen other types of cash compensation. It does not include health or retirement benefits.

The Sacramento Bee explains the numbers further (paraphrased):

Results are the actual amounts paid to workers during the year, according to the UC system. Since this data looks back in time -- it has to for overtime to show up -- those who worked only part of the year will see their actual earnings for the year, not how much they will eventually make over 12 months. Gross pay includes overtime, bonuses, housing allowances, sick leave payout, vacation payout and multiple other forms of cash compensation. Some workers promoted toward the end of the year will see their old job titles listed here.

Unfortunately, some errors do exist, and have been acknowledged by UC:

Thank you for the information you supplied on possible errors in the way that earnings were summarized in the Calendar Year 2007 and 2008 UC salary data. We have looked at the program that was used for those years and have learned that earnings for employees with the exact same name at the same location were indeed added together under only one employee name and title. We have modified the program so that this will not occur when we produce the 2009 calendar year data. I appreciate your help in identifying this error and apologize for the inaccurate data that was provided.
- Karla Holmberg, Information Resources and Communications, UC Office of the President

You asked whether corrected versions of past systemwide earnings reports will be done. Because the public is most interested in recent earnings for current employees, and the error that you found affected less than 0.5 % of the employees in the report, corrected versions of past reports will not be done.
- Stella Ngai, Director, Public Records and Information, UC Office of the President

Some examples of the errors:

Fernando Vinuela, 2004-2008: Suddenly in 2007 there is no Fernando Vinuela the medical professor, but there is a Staff Research Associate IV with a medical professor's salary.
Grad students reported with salaries up to $335K
Two of the name Jaime Gonzalez at UCLA, a radiology technologist and a custodian, which became a custodian with a radiology technologist's salary.

2007–2010 data represent their respective calendar years. 2006 is actually fiscal year 2005-2006, 2005 is fiscal year 2004-2005, and 2004 is fiscal year 2003-2004. Explanation: These are the reports that UCOP has made freely available.

"Extra Pay" is the amount between base and gross, excluding overtime pay.

Data include employee pay that may not be affected by the proposed furlough plan (e.g. full federal grant).

(All records are included at the moment, due to database issues.)

Search records are automatically discarded after 30 days.

Please forgive the advertisements on this site. I only hope to recoup the cost of web hosting, not to make a profit.

Data available in ZIPped CSV files: 2004; 2005; 2006; 2007; 2008; 2009; 2010; 2011

This site was developed by Jeffrey Bergamini and is no way endorsed by, created by, or otherwise officially affiliated with the University of California. Please direct any correspondence to info@ucpay.globl.org.

https://archive.org/details/stalkingthesociological

Stalking the Sociological Imagination: J. Edgar Hoover's FBI Surveillance of American Sociology by Mike Forrest Keen

Topics
#sociology, #anticommunism, #fbi, #academia, #counterinsurgency, #unitedstatesofamerika, #imperialism

https://archive.org/details/blackcoalminersusa

Black Coal Miners in the United States by Paul Nyden; American Institude for Marxist Studies; Linda Nyden

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#unitedstatesofamerika, #coalmining, #coalminers, #whitesupremacy, #unitedmineworkersofamerica, #umwa, #antiblackracism, #laborhistory

the text on which the account of the united mine workers of america in settlers: the mythology of the white proletariat is based.

https://archive.org/details/sapoliticalmaterials

SOUTH AFRICAN POLITICAL MATERIALS, 1964-1990: A CATALOGUE OF THE KARIS-GERHART COLLECTION by Gail M. Gerhart; Thomas G. Karis; Antony J. Levine; Senti Thobejane

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#southafrica, #Azania, #apartheid, #FromProtesttoChallenge, #catalogue, #catalog

“The historical materials in this catalogue were assembled in the process of writing volumes 5, 6, and 7 of From Protest to Challenge: a Documentary History of African Politics in South Africa 1882-1990, published by Indiana University Press in the United States and the University of South Africa Press in South Africa. The Catalogue serves as a guide to the microfilms of the Karis-Gerhart Collection, available through the Cooperative Africana Microform Project (CAMP) of the Center for Research Libraries, 6050 South Kenwood Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, 60637-4545, USA, as well as to the Collection itself, which is housed in the Cullen Library of the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg.”

https://archive.org/details/oromoahistory

The Oromo of Ethiopia: A History 1570-1860 by Mohammed Hassen

Topics
#Oromo, #history, #Ethiopia, #Gibe

“This study deals mainly with the history of the Oromo of one area - the Gibe region. It covers a period of three centuries.”

https://archive.org/details/asteptowardssocialfascism

A Step Towards Social Fascism: 100+ Black Writers and Scholars Endorse Bernie Sanders

Topics
#berniesanders, #professors, #academics, #academia, #imperialism, #classcollaboration, #blackintellectuals, #blackademics, #unitedstatesofamerika

this table documents yearly salaries for the signatories of this open letter. its purpose is to illustrate the relative privilege (compared to, for example, the global black underclasses) of the coalition that supported the 2020 campaign of bernie sanders for the presidency of the united states of amerika, supposedly as a “progressive” or “radical” alternative to the other imperialist candidates. most of the salary data was obtained from publicly available internet databases, as most public universities in the united states are legally required to share information on the compensation of state or federal employees. (private universities and employers face no such requirements and typically do not volunteer this information.) links to the sources for salary data were accurate and functioning as of march 2020.

https://archive.org/details/irishsurnamesandslaveownership

Irish Surnames And Slave Ownership

by
Liam Hogan

Publication date
2015-03-06

Topics
#irish, #ireland, #slavery, #history, #caribbean, 'unitedstatesofamerika, #blackchattelslavery, #slaveownership, #slaveships, #BightofBiafra, #Anomabu, #Ghana, #StHelena, #GrandCapeMount, #Liberia, #SierraLeone, #Africa, #Calabar, #Nigeria, #BananaIslands, #ÎlesdeLos, #IvoryCoast, #NewCalabar, #Dublin, #Mayo, #Carlow, #CountyWicklow, #Galway, #CountyDonegal, #CountyMeath, #CountyTyrone, #CountyAntrin, #CountyLouth, #Cork, #Waterford, #CountyDerry, #CountyLaois, #CountyTipperary, #CountySilgo, #Jamaica, #Antigua, #Honduras, #StKitts, #StKittsandNevis, #Grenada, #Dominica, #Waitukubuli, #Nevis, #VirginIslands, #StLucia, #Guyana, #Montserrat, #Bermuda, #TheBahamas, #Tobago, #StVincent, #StVincentandtheGrenadines, #Trinidad, #TrinidadandTobago, #Barbados, #Mauritius, #CapeofGoodHope, #SouthAfrica, #AntiguaandBarbuda, #unitedkingdom, #britishempire, #greatbritain, #colonialism, #imperialism, #Anguilla

a summary by liam hogan:

“My (Crude) Methodology

For the United States I used the Slave Schedules (1850), and for the British West Indies I consulted with the Slave Compensation Records (c. 1834). I proceeded to cross reference every Irish family name contained in McLysaght’s work with these databases, and I then transcribed the results into a spreadsheet. It took five weeks to complete, and I am making this data publicly available today for anyone to access.

Caveat

As everyone that works in the area of genealogical research is aware, this is an inexact science, especially when working with broad brushstrokes, i.e. surnames. I thus decided to exclude many common Irish names in McLysaght’s list (e.g. Moore, Lee, McDowell, Talbot, Needham, Reynolds and Thornton) because they were equally or even more common in England or Scotland. As they owned so many slaves in total (tens of thousands!) their inclusion would have fundamentally skewed the overall number. This problem has also led to the exclusion of many Ulster-Scots surnames as well as omitting the names of Irish people with more traditional English, Welsh and Scottish names. I had planned to cross reference Irish surnames with slave-ownership in the French, Dutch, Danish, Portuguese and Spanish colonies, but I simply ran out of time and the means to complete this. I thus predict that my overall estimate will prove to be an underestimation.

But it should be acknowledged that this methodology leads to a collection of data that is anecdotal, and until further research is done into each individual slave-owner on the list, we cannot claim for certain that these names represent a person of Irish descent. It also does not tell us when these family lines settled in the various colonies, and it is reasonable to assume that some go back many generations. As Dr. Stephen Mullen pointed out, some of these names may even be former slaves, or second or third generation Irish who came to the colonies via England. This is complex.

Yet despite these limitations and numerous caveats, I believe that my data, while cursory, is suggestive of the level of slave-ownership among those of Irish descent. Hopefully this tentative review will lead to more in-depth research that will tease out the complexities of these family histories.”

https://archive.org/details/proud-flesh-sylvia-wynter

PROUD FLESH Inter/Views: Sylvia Wynter by Greg Thomas; Sylvia Wynter

Topics #ProudFlesh, #SylviaWynter, #BlackStudies, #Heresy, #FrantzFanon, #CarterGWoodson, #WEBDuBois, #CondoleezzaRice, #TheBellCurve, #September11th, #Colonialism, #Marxism, #Feminism, #Humanism, #Consciousness, #interview

ProudFlesh: New Afrikan Journal of Culture, Politics and Consciousness, No. 4 (2006): Consciousness

https://archive.org/details/donotcallus-n

‘Do Not Call Us Negros’: How ‘Multicultural’ Textbooks Perpetuate Racism by Sylvia Wynter; Dr. Joyce King; Peter Forbath

Topics
#SylviaWynter, #multiculturalism, #antiblackness, #BlackStudies, #education, #textbooks, #california, #culturalmodel, #slavery, #AmericaWillBe, #immigration, #pluralism, #diversity, #unitedstatesofamerika

published in san francisco, california, u.s.a.

https://archive.org/details/slaverysaintbarthelemy

A Particular Study of Slavery in the Caribbean Island of Saint Barthelemy: 1648-1846 by Yolande Lavoie; Carolyn Fick; Francine-M. Mayer

Topics
#SaintBarthélemy, #StBarthélemy, #blackchattelslavery, #caribbean, #france, #sweden, #frenchcolonialism, #swedishcolonialism, #slavery

Caribbean Studies, Vol. 28, No. 2 (Jul. - Dec., 1995), pp. 369-403

https://archive.org/details/swedenstbarthelemy

Sweden and St. Barthélemy: Exceptionalisms, Whiteness, and the Disappearance of Slavery from Colonial History by Lill-Ann Körber

Topics
#historicalerasure, #whitesupremacy, #neocolonialism, #SaintBarthélemy, #StBarthélemy, #blackchattelslavery, #caribbean, #france, #sweden, #frenchcolonialism, #swedishcolonialism, #slavery, #tourism

Scandinavian Studies, Volume 91, Number 1-2, Spring/Summer 2019, pp.
74-99

https://archive.org/details/download20200401174006

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https://archive.org/details/download20200400130154

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https://archive.org/details/262676-oyfq-a-2r-r

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https://archive.org/details/pslinternal_aoc

Context: PSL orientation towards Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Tuesday July 17 2018 by Party for Socialism and Liberation

Topics
#PartyforSocialismandLiberation, #PSL, #AOC, #AlexandriaOcasioCortez, #DSA, #DemocraticSocialistsofAmerica, #classcollaboration, #anticommunism, #suppression, #socialmedia, #socialimperialism, #socialfascism

leaked internal memo from the “party for socialism & liberation” illustrating the fact that they support neither socialism nor liberation.

https://archive.org/details/shitty-men-in-media

Shitty Men In Media by Moira Donegan; crowdsourced

Topics #shittymeninmedia, #shittymediamen, #abusers, #abuse, #misogyny, #patriarchy, #columbiauniversity, #theparisreview, #thenewrepublic, #newyorkmagazine, #londonreviewofbooks, #nymag, #lrb, #harpersmagazine, #harpers, #nplus1magazine, #nplus1, #riverheadbooks, #thebaffler, #thenation, #losangelestimes, #latimes, #thenewyorker, #powellsbooks, #tinhouse, #versobooks, #verso, #wendyssubway, #mcnallyjackson, #bleacherreport, #thetrumpscorecard, #gq, #condénast, #vocativ, #vicesports, #vicemedia, #fsg, #farrarstrausandgiroux, #kissingsuzykolber, #cnbc, #wallstreetjournal, #wsj, #breitbart, #valleywag, #wiredmagazine, #guernica, #brooklynpubliclibrary, #medium, #villagevoice, #fastcompany, #thebatsegundoshow, #batsegundo, #thehuffingtonpost, #huffpo, #politico, #deadspin, #newyorktimes, #nyt, #aeon, #simonandschuster, #harpercollins, #esquire, #gawker, #theintercept, #techcrunch, #buzzfeed, #grantland, #ratter, #quartz, #penguinyoungreaders, #philomel, #fivethirtyeight, #theguardian, #rollingstone, #dailydot, #thedailydot, #macmillan, #motherjones, #pitchfork, #chicagoreader, #nationalgeographic, #slate, #slatemagazine, #mic, #cbs, #cracked, #electronicbeats, #thedailyshow, #euromoney, #nomadcinema, #newyorkmedia

https://archive.org/details/searching4theinvisible

Searching for the Invisible Man: Slaves and Plantation Life in Jamaica by Michael Craton; Garry Greenland

Topics
#slavery, #Jamaica, #plantations, #WorthyPark, #genealogy, #oralhistory, #history, #sugarplantations, #blackchattelslavery

“Though centered on a single Jamaican sugar estate, Worthy Park, and dealing largely with the period of formal slavery, this book is firmly placed in far wider contexts of place and time. The ‘Invisible Man’ of the title is found, in the end, to be not just the formal slave but the ordinary black worker throughout the history of the plantation system.”

missing part divider pages (51-52, 189-190, 273, 385-386)

https://archive.org/details/315844-7m-ao-eimq

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https://archive.org/details/upperslavecoastanloewe

Gender, Ethnicity, and Social Change on the Upper Slave Coast: A History of the Anlo-Ewe by Sandra E. Greene

Topics
#gender, #ethnicity, #socialchange, #slavecoast, #upperslavecoast, #AnloEwe, #Ghana, #Ewe, #Anlo, #slavetrade, #women, #gender, #patriarchy, #landownership, #slavery, #blackchattelslavery

an entry in the series Social History of Africa