National
How Rep. James Clyburn Protected His District at a Cost to Black Democrats. By Propublica and Daily Kos
Statehouses’ Targeting of Diversity and Tenure Is Starting to Scare Away Faculty Job Candidates. By Megan Zalneis / Chronicle of Higher Ed
Black mothers trapped in unsafe neighborhoods signal the stressful health toll of gun violence in the U.S. By Loren Henderson and Ruby Mendenhall / The Conversation
On Tucker Carlson and the Fear of Being Replaced. By Russell Moore / Christianity Today
Latino faith leaders continue pressure against Gov. Ron DeSantis’ immigration bill. By Alejandra Molina / RNS
Slavery and Disability in Antebellum America. By Christopher D.E. Willoughby / AAIHS
White power movements in US history have often relied on veterans — and not on lone wolves. By Kathleen Belew / The Conversation
Tennessee Has Two White Faces. I’ve Seen Both of Them. By Ishmel Reed / Politico
Black Alabamians endured poor sewage for decades. Now they may see justice. By Brady Dennis / Wash Post
A California panel has called for billions in reparations for black residents. By AP and NPR
Joe Biden and the Struggle for America’s Soul. By David Brooks / NYT
Culture wars intensify as legislators face censures, expulsions. By Kiara Alfonseca / ABC News
Black Va. lawmakers, NAACP demand ouster of Youngkin’s diversity chief. By Ian Shapira / Wash Post
Voting Rights Group Sues Florida For Registration Process That Sets Former Felons Up To Fail. By Kaila Philo / TPM
Newly Right-Wing N. Carolina Supreme Court Reverses Its 2022 Gerrymandering Decision. By Kate Riga / TPM
South Carolina Democratic Party elects first Black woman chair. By AP and NBC News
Howard University names scholar of the African diaspora as its new president. By Nick Anderson / Wash Post
From TikTok to ’90s rap, Jamaal Bowman is learning to raise his voice in Congress. By Scott Wong / NBC News
Roy Wood Jr’s Surprisingly Personal and Scathing White House Correspondents’ Dinner Roast. By Jennifer M. Wood / The Daily Beast
Bishop T.D. Jakes Announces $1 Billion Partnership With Wells Fargo To Create Mixes-Income Housing Developments. By Sharelle Burt / Black Enterprise
Caste discrimination laws remain fraught. Here’s why they shouldn’t be. By South Asia Scholar Activist Collective / RNS
From poverty to fame, Harry Belafonte never lost his moral compass. By Michele L. Norris / Wash Post
Confederate Tributes Are Losing Their Patron Saint. By Brent Staples / NYT
Black Resistance and Lynching Memory: An Interview with Mari N. Crabtree Part I. By Menika Dirkson / AAIHS
Emmett Till’s accuser, Carolyn Bryant Donham, has died – here’s how the 1955 murder case helped define civil rights history. By Davia W. Houck / The Conversation
AP course in African American Studies brings Black history to life for these Tulsa students. By Nicquel Terry Ellis / CNN
