National
The harsh spotlight on Black women leading big cities. By Maya King / Politico
Black Lives Matter Fights Disinformation To Keep The Movement Strong. By Cheryl Corley / NPR
No need for new GOP voter suppression in Mississippi. We’re already there. By Michael Foley / Wash Post
Dylann Roof appeals death sentence in Charleston church slayings. By Ann E. Marimow / Wash Post
White House to Host George Floyd’s Family on Anniversary of His Death, but Will Miss Floyd Police Reform Bill Deadline. By Zack Linly / The Root
A year after George Floyd’s death, Minneapolis remains scarred, divided. By Holly Bailey / Wash Post
Louisiana police release video showing officers punched, dragged Black man before his death. By Daniel Politi / Slate
CNN Fires Rick Santorum Over Claim That White Settlers Found “Nothing” in America. By Jamilah King / Mother Jones
Antisemitic incidents heightened across U.S. amid Israel-Gaza fighting; mosques were damaged, too. By Erik Ortiz / NBC News
Employees want corporate America to stand against racism. By Jessica Guynn / USA Today
Ex-Secret Service Agent Details ‘Shockingly’ Racist Abuse Endured By Michelle Obama. By Lee Moran / HuffPost
A Vision of Racial and Economic Justice. Norman Hill and Velma Murphy Hill / Dissent Magazine
How a Black man’s death in 1965 changed American history. By Javonte Anderson / USA Today
Removal of Confederate names could affect hundreds of sites. By Robert Burns / AP News
The survivors of the Tulsa massacre deserve recompense. Congress should help make it happen. By the Editorial Board / Wash Post
NPR Poll: Race, Discrimination, Policing, Chauvin Verdict. By Domenico Montanaro / NPR
Democrats confront reality on voting rights: Congress probably isn’t coming to the rescue. By Mike DeBonis / Wash Post
Rep. Liz Cheney Calls Trump A ‘Continuing Danger,’ Urges Unity Against Him. By Nina Golgowski / HuffPost
Florida Rep. Val Demings planning to run for Senate against GOP’s Marco Rubio. By Rachel Scott / ABC News
Ed Gainey to Become Pittsburgh’s First Black Mayor As Bill Peduto Concedes. By Jack Dutton / Newsweek
After Helping Her Husband Gain Freedom, Maya Moore Savors Her Own. By Kurt Streeter / NYT
Hate crime bill propelled by anti-Asian attacks passes House, awaits Biden’s signature. By Sarah D. Wire / LA Times
After she concealed her race, Black Indianapolis owner’s home value more than doubled. By Antonio Planas / NBC News
UT-Austin’s Latino enrollment reflects Hispanic progress, legacy of racism. By Suzanne Gamboa / NBC News
Tulsa race massacre survivors, advocates testify before House committee. By AP and PBS
Examining the American Medical Association’s racist history and its overdue reckoning. Yamiche Alcindor and Claire Mufson / PBS
From Charleston to Minneapolis, America grapples with symbols of slave-owning past. By Kimeko McCoy / The Undefeated
America’s Deadly Domestic Extremism Worst In 24 Years, Reveals New FBI Report. By Mary Papenfuss / HuffPost
Leaked Video: Dark Money Group Brags About Writing GOP Voter Suppression Bills Across The Country. By Ari Berman And Nick Surgey / Mother Jones
Republicans Oppose Kristen Clarke for Top Civil Rights Job at DOJ in Latest Attack on Voting Rights. Amy Goodman / Democracy Now
