National, Past Voices April 1, 2023 Zora Neale Hurston’s Eatonville Fights To Keep Land to Preserve History. By Aallyah Wright / Capital B
National, Past Voices April 1, 2023 As GOP governors obscure Black history, let’s finally tell the truth about Marcus Garvey. By Justin Hansford and Shaq Al-Hijaz / CNN
National April 1, 2023 Florida NAACP, Gov. Ron DeSantis clash over proposed travel advisory. Governor call it a “joke.” By Zac Anderson / USA Today
National March 31, 2023 Florida NAACP moves towards initiating a travel advisory for Florida. By Jada Williams / ABC News
National March 31, 2023 Who is Alvin Bragg? The prosecutor who could charge Donald Trump. By Ken Tran / USA Today
National March 31, 2023 Greg Abbott’s Authoritarian Power Grab of Houston’s Public Schools. By Sam Russek / TNR
National March 31, 2023 Inside a Brooklyn School Teaching the Course That Florida Banned. By Troy Closson / NYT
National March 31, 2023 Chicago mayoral election: Vallas and Johnson split endorsements from Black politicians. By Tonia Hill / Slate
National, Past Voices March 31, 2023 Who are the ‘Courageous Eight’ in 1965 Selma Civil Rights marches? By Saleen Martin / USA Today
National, Past Voices March 31, 2023 Myrlie Evers, civil-rights pioneer, still marches against racism at 90. By Susan Page / USA Today
National, Past Voices March 31, 2023 A White woman re-creates the lives of her Black ancestors. By Maud Newton / Wash Post
National March 30, 2023 The new Red Scare for red states: Diversity programs. By Bianca Qilantan / Politico
Collegiate Voices, National March 30, 2023 Palm Beach Atlantic professor fired after racial justice lessons. By Andrew Marra / USA Today
National March 30, 2023 A Federalist Society for all things: Dark money enters the culture wars. By Lucian K. Truscott IV / Salon
National March 30, 2023 Racial Justice Leaders Are Calling For An End To Deadly Traffic Stops. By Phillip Jackson / HuffPost
National March 30, 2023 Black veterans were more often denied VA benefits for PTSD than white counterparts, newly surfaced study shows. By Laura Strickler / NBC News
National March 30, 2023 California might resurrect a modern Freedman’s Bureau for reparations. By Curtis Bunn / NBC News
National, Past Voices March 30, 2023 A Florida town, once settled by former slaves, now fights over “sacred land.” By Martha Teichner / CBS News
National, Past Voices March 30, 2023 Audubon faces a backlash over keeping a name that evokes a racist enslaver. By Bill Chappell / NPR
National, Past Voices March 30, 2023 This new play details historic Tampa lunch counter sit-ins. By Maggie Duffy / Tampa Bay Times
Collegiate Voices, National March 30, 2023 Why Historically Black Fisk University Needs An Art Museum Now. By Marybeth Gasman / Forbes
Culture, National March 30, 2023 Lance Reddick, star of ‘The Wire’ and ‘John Wick,’ dead at 60. By Carson Blackwelder, and Stephen Iervolino / GMA
Collegiate Voices, National March 24, 2023 The MAGA-fication of North Idaho College. By Charles Homans / NYT
National March 24, 2023 Black Voters in Chicago Look for a Candidate and a Path Forward on Fighting Crime. By Julie Bosman / NYT
National March 24, 2023 St. Petersburg’s structural racism study authors are eager to see action. By Colleen Wright / Tampa Bay Times
National March 24, 2023 Sewage Crisis in Alabama’s Black Belt Spawns Complaint. By Adam Mahoney / Capital B
National March 24, 2023 Guidelines Warn Against Racial Categories in Genetic Research. By Carl Zimmer / NYT
National March 24, 2023 San Francisco to consider Black reparations plan, including $5 million per person. By CBS News
National March 24, 2023 Man serving 400-year prison sentence exonerated after new probe finds wrongful conviction. By Kiara Alfonseca / ABC News
National March 24, 2023 Sudden unexpected infant deaths surged among Black babies in 2020. By Deidre McPhillips / CNN
National, Past Voices March 24, 2023 Museums and Universities Pledge to Return Native American Remains. By Logan Jaffe, Mary Hudetz and Ash Ngu / ProPublica