National News
What the History of Criminalizing Black Mothers Tells Us About the Post-Roe Legal Landscape. By Dahlia Lithwick / Slate
July Fourth parade led to a massacre of Black people in Hamburg, S.C. By Ronald G. Shafer / Wash Post
Black Marines who served on racially segregated Montford Point are being honored. By Jay Price / NPR
Clifford Alexander Jr., first Black secretary of Army, dies at 88. By Alexa Mills / Wash Post
Ed Dwight was in line to be the first Black astronaut. History had other ideas. By Mycah Hazel / NPR
Out West, we know the right-wing extremist threat just keeps rising. By Leah Scottile / Wash Post
Ohio Police Officers On Paid Leave After Fatal Shooting Of Black Driver. By Ben Blanchet / HuffPost
Arizona moves “to kill public education” with new universal voucher law. By Kathryn Joyce / Salon
Tesla hit with new lawsuit alleging racial abuse against Black workers. By Reuters / NBC News
After Roe’s fall, Black churches support some or all reproductive health options. By Adele M. Banks / RNS
Emmett Till’s family wants woman arrested after warrant unearthed 67 years later. By AP and NBC News
Once Again The Supreme Court Breaks America’s Promise To Tribes. By Chuck Hoskin Jr / HuffPost
Poor women of color will bear brunt of abortion bans following Roe reversal: Expert. ByRachel Scott, Tenzin Shakya, and Amanda Su / ABC News
Val Demings Is on a Mission. By Rita Omokha / Vanity Fair
Georgia showdowns: Warnock leading Walker by 10 points, Kemp and Abrams tied, according to new poll. By Paul Steinhauser / Fox News
The Supreme Court just reinstated a racially gerrymandered map that slashes Black representation. By Ian Millhiser / Vox
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Ethnic media was devastated by Covid. Now publishers are struggling to self-fund. By Anuz Thapa / NBC News
‘Hip-Hop Minister’ Conrad Tillard Is Running For State Senator: 5 Things To Know. By Ann Brown / The Moguldon Nation
Pro-Life Black Christians Don’t Focus on Abortion Alone. By Amethst Holmes / Christianity Today
The Episcopal saint whose journey for social justice took many forms, from sit-ins to priesthood. By Sarah Azaramsky / The Conversation
Supreme Court wrong about Bremerton coach Kennedy’s coercive prayer. By Frank Lambert / USA Today
When is it time to leave America? Martini Judaism / RNS
Court: Harvard can be sued for distress over slave photos. By AP and NBC News
Remembering A Renaissance Man. Jamal Eric Watson / Diverse Issues In Higher Education
Grain Elevator Project Could Destroy African American Historical Sites, Preservation Agency Says. By Seth Freed Wessler / Propublica
