Americans know something is deeply wrong. They’re not imagining it. By Chauncey Devega / Salon
This racist con is literally killing white Americans. By Thom Hartman / MSN
Clyburn’s district stays intact as South Carolina Republicans scrap redistricting. By Sam Gringlas / NPR
Congressional Black Caucus Demands Corporations Oppose Voting Rights Rollbacks. By Chris Walker / Truthout
Non-whites set to become majority in US for first time by 2050 — with NY, NJ and Conn. reflecting same change. By Anthony Blair / NYP
DNC autopsy report vindicates Kamala Harris, exposes party’s ‘Black infrastructure’ problem, critics say. By Gerren Keith Gaynor / The Grio
Nonwhite Students Now Represent the Largest Share of U.S. College Enrollment. By Jacquelyn Elias / The Chronicle of Higher Ed
The Blueprint for Banning DEI: How Texas Is Using Department Consolidation to Reshape Higher Ed. By Shawntal Z. Brown / EduLedger
What Is Driving The Decline In Public School Education Enrollment Across The US? By Re’Dreyona Walker / Newsone
Trump’s war on free speech extends far beyond campus walls. By Bruce Schneier and Jon Penny / Salon
Exclusive: Trump’s accelerating squeeze on Cuba. By Marc Caputo / Axios
Why Iran’s Leaders Think They’ve Won. By Arash Azizi / The Atlantic
Ebola outbreak risks becoming ‘deadliest on record’: Aid group. By Ashleigh fields / The Hill
Trump administration raises US refugee cap, but only for white South Africans. By Rebecca Santana and Seung Min Kim / AP
The Gaza Peace Plan Has Gone Nowhere. By Isaac Chotiner / The New Yorker
The West only discovers property rights when the landowners are white. By Tafi Mhaka / Aljazeera
Black Catholics Demanded An Apology For Slavery, Pope Leo XIV Just Gave Them One. By Shannon Dawson / Newsone
Rev. William J. Barber: ‘It’s Time To Bring ‘Moral Mondays’ To The Nation’s Capital.’ By Rashad Grove / The Root
The real danger of Islamophobia? It rarely announces itself as hatred yet shapes how millions think. By Kenneth Mohammed / The Guardian
How slavery built Connecticut and still shapes the state more than 250 years later. By Tyler Fedor / CT Insider
Memorial Day started with freed Blacks decorating soldiers’ graves in 1865. By Erick Johnson / The Chicago Crusader
The South: Stuck in the Sunken Place Ever Since the Civil War. By William Spivey / Level
A Black community fled a Virginia island. Reclaiming their history opened old wounds. By Gregory S. Schneider / Wash Post
