National News
Thousands expected for People’s March on Washington ahead of Trump’s inauguration. By Ellie Silverman / Wash Post
Outsized Growth at Nation’s HBCUs Sparks ‘Identity Crisis.’ By J. Brian Charles / The Chronicle of Higher Ed.
Why Americans Are So Awful to One Another. By David Brooks / The Atlantic
What Another Trump Presidency Means To Evangelicals Around the World. By CT Editors
As a Black Catholic, this election devastated me — but didn’t surprise me. By Alessandra Harris / NCR
Anxious, grieving, elated: Clergy prepare to preach into the post-election whirlwind. By Adelle M. Banks / RNS
How pioneering Black liberals battled Thomas Jefferson’s “Dark Age.” By Paul Rosenberg / Salon
When a Multi-Racial Democracy Was Violently Overthrown in America. By Ed. Rampell / The Progressive
Maulana Karenga, Operational Unity, and the Black Power Movement. By M. Keith Claybrook, Jr / AAIHS
Why Does No One Understand the Real Reason Trump Won? By Michael Tomasky / The New Republic
Trump Just Ran The Most Racist Campaign In Modern History ― And Won. By Nathalie Baptiste
America Makes a Perilous Choice. By The Editorial Board / NYT
Americans Didn’t Embrace Trump, They Rejected Biden-Harris. By Jonathan Chait / NY Magazine
Harris Says She Concedes the Election, but Not Her Fight. By Nicholas Nehamas and Erica L. Green / NYT
Angela Alsobrooks Becomes Maryland’s First Black Female Senator. By Liz Skalka / HuffPost
Mark Robinson is now free to ‘perv’ out on porn sites after likely massive loss. By Emily Singer / Daily Kos
Republicans Clinch Control of the Senate. By Carl Hulse / NYT
Trump’s Deportation Model. By Ana Raquel Minian / Dissent
X Is a White-Supremacist Site. By Charlie Warzel / The Atlantic
In Louisville, Relief and Regret After Ex-Officer’s Conviction in Breonna Taylor Case.
White Christians made Donald Trump president — again. By Bob Smietana / RNS
What to Do After the Election. By Bonnie Kristan / Christianity Today
What the Black church can teach us about ‘Black on Black care’ and the election. By Cassandra Gould / RNS
A Forgotten Eyewitness to Civil-Rights-Era Mississippi. By Paige Williams / The New Yorker
New Haven, Connecticut turned down what would have been the first Black college in 1831. Now, city officials might apologize. By Dawn Sawyer / CNN
How Native Americans guarded their societies against tyranny. By Kathleen DuVal / The Conversation.
