National News
For African Americans tired of U.S. hostility, Ghana is still calling. By Karen Attiah / Wash Post
Poll: Black Americans Think Racism Is a “Major Threat” and Getting Worse. By Pema Levy / Mother Jones
A neo-Nazi idea to spark a race war inspired the Buffalo killings. By Zack Beauchamp / Vox
Lawrence O’Donnell Accuses Rupert Murdoch Of Shaping Thinking Of White Supremacist Killers. By Lee Moran / HuffPost
Buffalo community honors Tops shooting victims and calls for change. By Jaclyn Diaz / NPR
US Senate candidates Beasley and Booker make history with primary election wins. By Gerren Keith Gaynor / The Grio
GOP alarms sound on Herschel Walker in Georgia. By Rick Klein, Averi Harper , and Alisa Wiersema / ABC News
A rural county in Iowa that supported Trump turns to Latinos to grow. By Maria Sacchetti / Wash Post
Targeting the Uneven Burden of Kidney Disease on Black Americans. By Gina Kolata / NYT
How Black people and Jews are bound together in ‘great replacement’ theory. By Yonat Shimron / RN
The Ugly Backlash to Brown v. Board of Ed That No One Talks About. By Leslie T. Fenwick / Politico
Cosby accuser’s suit alleging he groped her as a teen will go forward. Maria Puente / USA Today
The Buffalo supermarket shooting suspect posted an apparent manifesto repeatedly citing ‘Great Replacement’ theory. By Ben Collins / NBC News
1 million COVID-19 deaths: A hard-hit Georgia County reckons with loss. By Nada Hassanein / USA Today
Asian American groups to march for racial justice at National Mall next month. By Brahmjot Kaur / NBC News
US schools are not racially integrated, despite decades of effort. By Pedro A. Noguera / The Conversation
Legal weed is booming in Detroit’s suburbs — but the city is left out. By Erin Einhorn / NBC News
Dr. Jelani Cobb Named Dean of Columbia Journalism School. By Rebecca Kelliher / Diverse Issues in Higher Education
White nationalists get religion: On the far-right fringe, Catholics and racists forge a movement. By Kathryn Joyce and Ben Lorber / Salon
Why some Black churches aren’t elated about the possible end of Roe. Clyde McGrady and Lateshia Beachum / Wash Post
Report: Christians May Have Helped Run Half of Native American Boarding Schools. By Emily McFarlan Miller / Christianity Today
The new language of love. By Gail Strange / Presbyterian Today
John Canley, awarded Medal of Honor 50 years after Tet Offensive, dies at 84. By Harrison Smith / Wash Post
How the Tobacco Industry Hooked Black Smokers on Menthols. By Keith Wailoo / NYT
Majority-black town reaches agreement to settle lawsuit with Tennessee to avoid state takeover. By Justin Gamble / CNN
Lisa Cook Confirmed As First Black Woman On Federal Reserve Board. By Amanda Terkel / HuffPost
