National News
3 ways Catholics can be allies to Asian Americans. By Channing Lee / NCR
Why the largest US Lutheran denomination apologized to a Latino congregation. By Emily McFarlan Miller / Religion News
Colonial Williamsburg tells the story of early American settlers. But in 1956 it paved over Black history to make a parking lot. By Jacquelyne Germain / CNN
The Right-Wing Plot To Destroy Public Libraries. By Nathalie Baptiste / HuffPost
Scholars Remember Dr. James Turner, Pioneer of Africana Studies. By Walter Hudson / Diverse Issues in Higher Ed.
Federal Officials Charge Four Officers in Breonna Taylor Raid. By Nicholas Bogel-Burroughs / NYT
Racial Disparities in Monkeypox Outbreak Go Unmentioned in Press Call. By Margo Snipe / Capital B
Albert Woodfox, who spent nearly 44 years in solitary confinement, dies. By Shauneen Miranda / NPR
The Christian Right Fires A Warning Shot At Senate Republicans. By Sarah Posner / TPM
Black Catholic groups gather for first in-person joint meeting in two years. By Dan Stockman / Global Sisters Report
Schools banned books about Black life. Black kids are reading anyway. By Tat Bellamy-Walker / NBC News
Ivy League university set to rebury skulls of Black people kept for centuries. By Ed Pilkington / The Guardian
Reproductive Justice and Black Women’s Activism. By Tiana U. Wilson / AAIHS
Unsolved murders and the mothers of Jackson, Mississippi. By Jim Axelrod and Andrew Bast / CBS News
Angelina Jolie’s daughter Zahara is headed to Spelman College. By Lisa Respers France / CNN
Walker says he will debate Warnock in high-stakes Georgia Senate race. By Brad Dress / The Hill
Rueben E Brigety II confirmed as next US ambassador to South Africa. By SABC News
Apple, GE, other major US companies ask Supreme Court to uphold affirmative action. By Devin Dwyer / ABC News
Longtime University President’s Legacy: A Diverse New Generation in STEM. By Erica L. Green / NYT
Black female firefighters sue D.C., alleging racial and gender bias. By Paul Duggan / Wash Post
Samuel Alito Believes That Christians Are Oppressed in America. By Matt Ford / New Republic
The backlash to Christianity: Republicans are now panicked — but they only have themselves to blame. By Amanda Marcotte / Salon
How Some Black Churches Approach Abortion After Ruling on Roe. By Aallyah Wright / Capital B
Christianity was a major part of Indigenous boarding schools – a historian whose family survived them explains. By Brenda J. Childs / The Conversation
Reproductive Rights, Slavery, and ‘Dobbs v. Jackson.’ By Jennifer L. Morgan / AAIHS
Wes Moore wins: Author to be Democratic nominee for Maryland governor. By Brian Witte / USA Today
