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Russian documents reveal desire to sow racial discord — and violence — in the U.S By Richard Engel, Kate Benyon-Tinker and Kennett Werner / NBC News
Black women start a walking movement to battle the obesity epidemic. By Christopher Dawson / CNN
Trump judicial nominees decline to endorse Brown v. Board under Senate questioning. By Laura Meckler and Robert Barnes / Wash Post
Koreatown, Little Saigon and South Asians: As Asian Americans diversified, so did their communities. By Caitlin Yoshiko Kandil / NBC News
Black Women in Chicago, Getting Things Done. By Salamishah Tillet / NYT
SAT Adversity Index: A Drive Toward Diversity Without Discussing Race. By Anemona Hartocollis and Amy Harmon / NYT
Populist alliances of ‘cowboys and Indians’ are protecting rural lands. By Zoltan Grossman / The Conversation
Undistorting the Civil War. By Jamelle Bouie / NYT
65 year since Brown v. Board of Ed, school segregation persists. By Janelle Richards, Rehema Ellis and Elissa Candiotti / NBC News
“I Now Have the Perspective of Both Sides”: 18 Voting Officials Take Civil Rights Tour. By Jessica Huseman / ProPublica
‘He’s white, male and gay’: Buttigieg hits obstacles with black voters. By Daniel Strauss and Elena Schneider / Politico
Tackle white supremacy as terrorism, experts say. By Mallory Simon and Sara Sidner / CNN
How 1800s racism birthed Chinatown, Japantown and other ethnic enclaves. By Caitlin Yoshiko Kandil / NBC News
The Intersection of Race and Blood. By Rose George / NYT
Slavery and the Family Tree. By Whitney Stewart / AAIHS
Joe Biden Is Going Back to the Clinton Playbook. The Democratic frontrunner’s campaign is pitched to white folks who have fled the party. Sound familiar? By Bob Moser / The New Republic
Why Racial Gaps In Maternal Mortality Persist. By Patti Neighmond / NPR
HIV hits black women hardest, CDC report says. Shamard Charles / NPR
The promise of historic Brown v. Board school desegregation ruling is ‘at grave risk,’ report says. By Valerie Strauss / Wash Post
Baby Steps Toward Guaranteed Incomes and Racial Justice. By Courtney E. Martin / NYT
Opioid Addiction Drug Going Mostly To Whites, Even As Black Death Rate Rises. By Martha Bebinger / NPR
All-White Neighborhoods Are Dwindling as America Grows More Diverse. By Emily Badger, Quoctrung Bui and Robert Gebeloff / NYT
How advocates are writing Asian American stories back into history books. By Agnes Constante / NBC News
After the floods: the struggle for survival in a tiny Mississippi town. By Jamiles Lartey / The Guardian
Columbus brought measles to the New World. It was a disaster for Native Americans. By Michael S. Rosenwald / Wash Post
‘A dream ticket’: Black lawmakers pitch Biden-Harris to beat Trump. By Heather Caygle and John Bresnahan / Politico
History In the Making: Groundbreaking 32 Black Female Cadets to Graduate from U.S. Military Academy This Year. By Tanasia Kenney / Atl Black Star
Weeksville, a Haven for Free African-Americans Before the Civil War, Is Fighting for Survival. By Corina Knoll and Morgan Jenkins / NYT
Russian Efforts to Exploit Racial Divisions in 2016 Found Firm Ground in U.S., Report Says. By Mihir Zaveri and Jacey Fortin / NYT
Cory Booker unveils ‘sweeping’ but ‘simple’ gun violence prevention plan. By Rebecca Buck / CNN
