In Battle for a New Civilization
On the 250th anniversary of the nation’s founding, we present the Fifth Issue of Avant-Garde: A Journal of Peace, Democracy, and Science.
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Editorial | In Battle for a New Civilization
It is the year 2026 and for the American people, there is little to celebrate. Into this moment, we present the Fifth Issue of Avant-Garde: A Journal of Peace, Democracy, and Science.
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A Declaration of Resistance and Purpose in the 250th Year of the American Revolution
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that Man is divine, that although he has unleashed enormous technological powers, he has yet to free himself.
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Black Gods of Philadelphia and the Creation of a New American People
Birthed in the Great Migration, the new gods proclaimed by Black folk in the urban North show how there are two battling civilizations in America, distinct in ideals and never reconciled.
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Crucible for Freedom: Report on the Nation of Islam Prison Reform Ministry
A report on the Nation of Islam Prison Reform Ministry as a response to the criminalization of the Black community, told through the life of Brother Gregory Muhammad of Mosque #12.
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The War Against Iran and the Death of White Civilization
Defining the U.S. war against Iran in civilizational terms clarifies how the consciousness of the American people is changing, in parallel with darker humanity.
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A Revolutionary on the Stage of History: Conversation with Dr. Anthony Monteiro
The Saturday Free School’s founder on his journey through revolutionary Black nationalism and the World Communist Movement, toward a synthesis of Du Bois, Winston, and King.
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Towards a Moral Stance on Immigration
To find a way out of the American crisis, immigrants themselves must make a choice to refuse cooperation with the triple evils of racism, materialism, and militarism.
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The Epstein Files and the Scientific Racism of the Elite
The Jeffrey Epstein story reveals how America’s scientific elite have converged around a master-race ideology of white supremacy and Zionism.
