National April 2, 2021 Pelosi Names D.C. National Guard Commander As New House Sergeant-At-Arms. By Barbara Sprunt / NPR
National April 2, 2021 A Volunteer Army’s Mission: Vaccinate Black People in the Rural South. By Andrew Jacobs / NYT
National April 2, 2021 Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack says only 0.1 percent of Trump administration’s covid farm relief went to Black farmers. By Laura Reiley / Wash Post
Collegiate Voices, National April 2, 2021 Maryland to Pay Four Black Colleges $577 Million. By Douglas Belkin / WSJ
Collegiate Voices, National April 2, 2021 The Social Justice Purge at Idaho Colleges. By Michelle Goldberg / NYT
National April 2, 2021 Evanston is the first U.S. city to issue slavery reparations. Experts say it’s a noble start. By Char Adams / NBC News
Collegiate Voices, National April 2, 2021 Ethnic studies pioneer Rudy Acuña on neoliberalism, Trump and the future of academia. By Jeff Biggers / Salon
National, Past Voices April 2, 2021 Georgia voting: Why these slave narratives compiled after the Civil War are more relevant than ever. By Eva Rothenberg / CNN
National, Past Voices April 2, 2021 The Life and Work of Mary Church Terrell. By Malaurie Pilatte / AAIHS
National, Past Voices April 2, 2021 Sure, erase the names of history’s racists. That won’t undo their messes. By Noam Cohen / Wash Post
National April 2, 2021 These two photos from the Georgia Capitol reveal what the state’s new voting law is all about. By John Blake / CNN
National March 29, 2021 Nearly half of Americans think Black people face a lot of discrimination, survey says. By By Leah Asmelash / CNN
National March 29, 2021 Democrats, Republicans clash over D.C. statehood effort. By Rebecca Shabad / NBC News
National March 29, 2021 Oakland will give low-income families of color $500 per month, mayor announces. By Maria Morava and Scottie Andrew / CNN
National March 29, 2021 Data Reveals Significant Racial Disparities in School Reopening. By Lauren Camera / U.S. News
National March 29, 2021 Meisha Porter is the first Black woman chancellor of NYC schools – here are the challenges she will face. By Stanley S. Litow / The Conversation
National March 29, 2021 Latinos, youth of color make up very few of paid congressional interns. By Cynthia Silva / NBC News
National March 29, 2021 Kim Janey Becomes First Woman And Person Of Color To Be Boston Mayor. By Steve LeBlanc / AP and HuffPost
National, Past Voices March 29, 2021 Virginia must preserve places of African American valor. By Alfonzo Lopez and Lamont Bagby / Wash Post
National March 29, 2021 “We are complicit”: Only some churches are offering real reparations and repentance for slavery. By Ashlie D. Stevens / Salon
National March 25, 2021 Atlanta Shooting and America’s Legacy of Anti-Asian Violence. By Cady Lang / Time
National March 25, 2021 Atlanta shootings see Asian, Black, Americans take on white supremacy. By Marc Ramirez / USA Today
National March 25, 2021 Poll: 1 in 4 Americans has seen Asians blamed for COVID-19. By Susan Page and Sarah Elbeshbishi / USA Today
National March 25, 2021 ‘This Is Jim Crow in New Clothes.’ Senator Raphael Warnock’s first speech on the Senate floor brought the past into the present. By Jamelle Bouie / NYT
National March 25, 2021 In City After City, Police Mishandled Black Lives Matter Protests. By Kim Barker, Mike Baker and Ali Watkins / NYT
National March 25, 2021 Your Home’s Value Is Based on Racism. Wherever they choose to buy, Black people are penalized by white preferences. By Dorothy A. Brown / NYT
Collegiate Voices, National March 25, 2021 Seizing the moment to revive an historically Black college. By Janet Lorin / Bloomberg and Al Jazeera
National, Past Voices March 25, 2021 A Powerful New Framing of America’s First Civil Rights Movement. By Jennifer Szalai / NYT
National, Past Voices March 25, 2021 144 Years After His Death, Nathan Bedford Forrest Still Rules Tennessee Politics. By Matt Shuham / TPM
National March 25, 2021 Amalgamated Bank becomes the first major US bank to endorse reparations. By Ramishah Maruf / CNN
National March 25, 2021 U.S. Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield gives powerful speech at U.N.: “I know the ugly face of racism.” By Pamela Falk / CBS News