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Slavery and Rebellion in Eighteenth-Century New Jersey. By Rann Miller / AAIHS
Why most Americans oppose reparations for slavery. By Jennifer Ludden / NPR
Black Homeownership Before World War II. By Menika Dirkson / AAIHS
Alvin Bragg Rips House GOP Chairs After Additional Inquiries Into Trump Case. By Ben Bianchet / HuffPost
Race dominates final days of the Chicago mayoral election. By Natasha Korecki / NBC News
In the fight over AP African American Studies, Black students are being left behind. By Michelle Garcia / NBC News
Practicing Prophetic Grief. By Otis Moss III / RNS
Why a Trump indictment will matter so little to most of his Christian supporters. By Robert P. Jones / RNS
Black, Evangelical and Torn. By Caleb Gayle / NYT
Amid rise in antisemitism, Yeshiva University focuses on Holocaust education. By Kathryn Post / RNS
Like it or not, we all bear some responsibility for slavery. By The Guardian Letters
Applying Migration Studies To The History Of Black Fugitivity In The Antebellum Urban South. By Jaimie D. Crumley / AAIHS
Black Capitalism, Underground Economies, and the Great Depression: West Palm Beach Florida. By Candace Cunningham / AAIHS
Native American histories show rebuilding is possible and necessary after catastrophe. By B.L. Blanchard / Vox
Zora Neale Hurston’s Eatonville Fights To Keep Land to Preserve History. By Aallyah Wright / Capital B
As GOP governors obscure Black history, let’s finally tell the truth about Marcus Garvey. By Justin Hansford and Shaq Al-Hijaz / CNN
Florida NAACP, Gov. Ron DeSantis clash over proposed travel advisory. Governor call it a “joke.” By Zac Anderson / USA Today
Florida NAACP moves towards initiating a travel advisory for Florida. By Jada Williams / ABC News
Who is Alvin Bragg? The prosecutor who could charge Donald Trump. By Ken Tran / USA Today
Greg Abbott’s Authoritarian Power Grab of Houston’s Public Schools. By Sam Russek / TNR
Inside a Brooklyn School Teaching the Course That Florida Banned. By Troy Closson / NYT
Chicago mayoral election: Vallas and Johnson split endorsements from Black politicians. By Tonia Hill / Slate
Who are the ‘Courageous Eight’ in 1965 Selma Civil Rights marches? By Saleen Martin / USA Today
Myrlie Evers, civil-rights pioneer, still marches against racism at 90. By Susan Page / USA Today
A White woman re-creates the lives of her Black ancestors. By Maud Newton / Wash Post
The new Red Scare for red states: Diversity programs. By Bianca Qilantan / Politico
