A Wave of Rap Docs Shows the Genre Has Entered Its Classic Rock Phase. By Jack Hamilton / Slate
Montgomery elected its first black mayor in 200 years. This is why it matters. By Faith Karimi and LaRell Reynolds / CNN
Impeachment is the latest chapter in the battle between democracy and white supremacy. By Carol Anderson / Wash Post
Senate Report: Russians Used Social Media Mostly To Target Race In 2016. By Tim Mak / NPR
Los Angeles Police Stop and Search Black and Latino Drivers More Often, Even Though Whites Have More Illegal Items. By Rosie McCall / Newsweek
‘Young, Gifted, & Broke’ gives expert advice on student loan debt crisis. By East L. Dockery / The Undefeated
For Chinese American Conservatives, Race Is a Weapon. By Claire Jean Kim / The Nation
Oprah donated $13 million to Morehouse College. Her endowment is now the largest in the school’s history. By Amir Vera / CNN
Why is the Army Still Honoring Confederate Generals? By James Risen / The Intercept
“They’re Using Us as Props for the Show.” By Ruth Graham / Slate
Tulsa searches for graves from 1921 race massacre that left hundreds of black people dead. By DeNeen L. Brown / Wash Post
What It’s Like to See ‘Slave Play’ as a Black Person. By Aisha Harris / NYT
Online dating, now the most common way for couples to meet, is desegregating America. By Reuben J. Thomas / NBC News
It’s time the NCAA loses its greedy grip on student-athletes. By Etan Thomas / The Undefeated
We’ve Never Forgiven Haiti for Being Black. By Rann Miller / The Progressive
If Trump’s Rage Brings ‘Civil War,’ Where Will the Military Stand? By Patricia Ravalgi / Daily Beast
Why Trump, Facing Impeachment, Warns of Civil War. By Jelani Cobb / The New Yorker
What My Father Taught Me About Race. By Susan Rice / NYT
When My Louisiana School and Its Football Team Finally Desegregated. By Jere Longman / NYT
CNN Poll: Americans becoming more likely to say diversity enhances culture. By Jennifer Agiesta / CNN
Black men make up only 2% of teachers in the US. A group named ‘Call Me MISTER’ wants to change that. By Amy Chillag / CNN
Harvard’s systemic nepotism revealed: only 57 percent of admitted white students were on merit. By Nicole karlis / Salon
Asian Americans are rightly angry about racism. Making colleges less diverse isn’t the answer. By Jeannie Park / Wash Post
