National
BLM Activists Demanded Police Accountability. In City After City, Voters Agreed. By Madison Pauly and Samantha Michaels / Mother Jones
Alabama votes to allow purge of racist constitutional language. By Brian Lyman / USA Today
Medical school students’ Hippocratic oath asks doctors to combat racism, misinformation. By Jacqueline Howard / CNN
Navy Has Few Black Admirals; Some Blame Discrimination. By Steve Walsh / NPR
The Visual Documentation of Racist Violence in America. By Mary Niall Mitchell /AAIHS
Mississippi Just Dumped Its Confederate-Themed Flag For This One. By Ed Mazza / HuffPost
We must do more to honor the people and places lost to violent racism. By Walter Greason / Wash Post
Jewish cemetery desecrated with ‘Trump’ spray paint. By Joseph Choi / The Hill
Economist who says racism costs the U.S. $16 trillion explains the math. By Khristopher Brooks / CBS News
Supreme Court sides with Black Lives Matter activist in First Amendment case. By Robert Barnes / Wash Post
EPA Staff Slams Trump’s Anti-Diversity Orders: ‘They Are Punitive And Demeaning.’ By Alexander C. Kaufman and Emily Peck / Huff Post
Hours before polls close, Kamala D. Harris’s alma mater honors her historic run. By Lauren Lumpkin / Wash Post
Cori Bush, Black Lives Matter activist, becomes Missouri’s first Black congresswoman. By Harmeet Kaur / CNN
In Miami, coalition of Latino evangelical leaders endorses Biden. By Carmen Sesin / NBC News
The economy is showing signs of recovery. Many Black Americans are not. By Dartunorro Clark / NBC News
Many Asian American Candidates Face Racism During Pandemic. By Chloee Weiner / NPR
Breonna Taylor: Grand jurors say Louisville cops should be charged. By Tessa Duvall and Lucas Aulbach / USA Today
America’s Black brain drain: Why African-American professionals are moving abroad—and staying there. By Beth Kowitt / Fortune
A Black voting rights activist confronts the ghosts of racial terror in North Carolina. By Sydney Trent / Wash Post
How Lincoln Survived the Worst Election Ever. There are many parallels between 1860 and 2020. Let’s hope there aren’t too many. By Ted Widmer / NYT
Trump aide Stephen Miller preparing second-term immigration blitz. By Amanda Holpuch / The Guardian
How to spot voter intimidation and what to do. By Briana Stewart and Abby Cruz / ABC News
Black Senate Candidates in South Tell Democrats to ‘Meet the Moment.’ By Jonathan Martin and Alexander Burns / NYT
A Voting Rights Battle in a School Board ‘Coup.’ By Nicholas Casey / NYT
Black man shot dead by police in Philadelphia, sparking heated protests. By Rachel Elbaum, Kurt Chirbas, Colin Sheeley and Julie Goldstein / NBC News
Kushner, Employing Racist Stereotype, Questions if Black Americans ‘Want to Be Successful.’ By Annie Karni / NYT
What is the NFAC? An all-Black group arming itself and demanding change. By Nicole Chavez, Ryan Young and Angela Barajas / CNN
83 former D.C. federal prosecutors support changes to address racial bias. By Keith L. Alexander / Wash Post
Black Women Were Among The Fastest-Growing Entrepreneurs—Then Covid Arrived. By Ruth Umoh / Forbes
When We Talk About Fox News, We Need to Talk About the Murdoch Family Too. By Peter Mass / The Intercept
