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National Opinion Polls on Affirmative Action: Inflaming an Issue that is Divisive Enough. By Shirley J. Wilcher / Diverse Issues in Higher Ed.
“I don’t want to be a vampire, I want to be a werewolf”: Herschel Walker campaign gets more bizarre. By Igor Derysh / Salon
Mitch McConnell Votes Against Interracial Marriage Despite Asian Wife. By Darragh Roche / Newsweek
A federal judge blocks Florida’s anti-‘woke’ law in universities. By Becky Sullivan / NPR
Jackson, Mississippi, takes step forward in addressing water crisis. By Meredith Deliso / ABC News
Black museum religion exhibit features Little Richard’s Bible, Rev. Ike’s suit. By Adelle M. Banks / RNS
Scholars outline history of the Pharisees and roots of harmful anti-Jewish stereotypes. By Dhris Seeman / NCR
“Like a little elementary school child”: Trump dumped by spiritual adviser as evangelicals turn. By Samaa Khullar / Salon
Black Families and the Wilmington Massacre of 1898. By DJ Polite / AAIHS
Kanye West’s antisemitism is bad for business. Now how about Henry Ford? By Rebecca Sonkin / Wash Post
4 largest cities in America will be led by Black mayors. By Nicole Chavez / CNN
Warnock, Democrats file lawsuit over Georgia’s voting law in runoff. By Abraham Kenmore / Savannah Morning News
Ending Affirmative Action Will Be an ‘Earthquake’ for Colleges, Companies. By Steve Friess / Newsweek
For Decades, Black Colleges Have Been Portrayed as Deficient. What Changed? By Oyin Adedoyin / The Chronicle of Higher Ed.
What Tiffany Cross’ firing from MSNBC tells us about who and what news organizations will defend. By Melanie McFarland / Salon
Why White Christian Nationalism Isn’t Going Away. By Samuel L. Perry and Andrew Whitehead / Time
In a Sea of National Tragedies, Look to Buffalo’s Christians. By Emily Belz / Christianity Today
Olaudah Equiano’s Transnational Insights. By Taylor Prescott / AAIHS
Denmark Vesey’s Family Legacy. By Xavier Aubrey Spencer / AAIHS
This land is sacred to the Apache, and they are fighting to save it. By Dana Hedgpeth / Wash Post
Democrats hold Senate majority — and the House is still in play. By Salon Staff
Warnock kicks off Georgia Senate runoff with broadsides against Walker, alleging ‘disturbing history.’ By Greg Norman / Fox News
Racial breakdowns for midterms expose shifting electorate. By Silvia Foster-Frau and Sabrina Rodriguez / Wash Post
Voters in four states approve effort to wipe slavery and indentured servitude off the books. By Shawna Mizelle and Sonnet Swire / CNN
Affirmative Action Benefits All Students—Even Asian Americans. By Rachel Shin / The Nation
Unity in Diversity – The Legacy of Howard Thurman | Living as Apprentices.
