Ethics/Morality/Religion, National News May 17, 2022 Alabama church of ‘Bloody Sunday’ on endangered places list. By AP and NBC News
Ethics/Morality/Religion, National News May 17, 2022 Racial justice coalition demands that Biden order study of reparations. By DeNeen L. Brown / Wash Post
National News May 10, 2022 What two missing child cases say about ‘missing white woman syndrome.’ By Gina Barton and Ashley Luthern / USA Today
Collegiate Voices, National News May 10, 2022 UC system to waive tuition, fees for Native American students in fall 2022. By Rina Torchinsky / NPR
Ethics/Morality/Religion, National News May 10, 2022 Behind church doors: White evangelicals are quietly fueling Trump’s Big Lie. By Amanda Marcotte / Salon
National News, Past Voices May 10, 2022 The Day the Civil-Rights Movement Changed. By David Dennis / The Atlantic
National News, Past Voices May 10, 2022 A New Orleans community center rises from its ugly history as a segregated school. By Connie L. Schaffer, Martha Graham Victor and Meg White / The Conversation
National News, Past Voices May 10, 2022 ‘Fear and Confusion’: A Tale of Internment. By Jake Whitney / The Progressive Magazine
National News May 10, 2022 The Supreme Court’s Abortion Decision Would Have Severe Implications for Black Americans. By Margo Snipe and Christina Carrega / Capital B
National News May 6, 2022 A Georgia City Reckons With a New District, Led by Marjorie Taylor Greene. By Maya King / NYT
National News May 6, 2022 Most parents don’t disapprove of what schools are teaching, poll finds. Anya Kamenetz / NPR
National News May 6, 2022 Racist Minneapolis Cops Spied on Black Leaders While Ignoring White Hate Groups. By Tim Dickinson / Rolling Stone
National News May 6, 2022 More Black people sought births outside hospitals in 2020, report finds. By Lateshia Beachum / Wash Post
National News May 6, 2022 A man left prison after three decades. Now, he might be sent back. By Brittany Shammas / Wash Post
National News May 6, 2022 Arab American Heritage Month: ‘Being counted as White doesn’t reflect our day-to-day experiences.’ By Mirna Alsharif and Brandon Tensley / CNN
Collegiate Voices, National News May 6, 2022 Spelman College Names Dr. Helene D. Gayle President. Rebecca Kelliher / Diverse Issues In Higher Education
National News, Past Voices May 6, 2022 Here is a hard historical truth: Slavery powerfully shaped Harvard. By Lawrence S. Bacow and Tomiko Brown-Nagin. Wash Post
National News, Past Voices May 6, 2022 Harriet Tubman led military raids during the Civil War as well as her better-known slave rescues. By Kate Clifford Larson / The Conversation
National News May 6, 2022 Boston breaks ground on a Martin Luther King memorial. By Tovia Smith / NPR
National News, Past Voices May 6, 2022 Slavery reckoning requires confronting sexual exploitation of Black women. By Colbert I. King / Wash Post
National News May 3, 2022 Joy Reid Calls Pic Of Black Boys Holding Anti-CRT Signs For Ron DeSantis ‘Child Abuse.’ By Ron Dicker / HuffPost
National News May 3, 2022 Gov. Ron DeSantis signs bill creating new Florida election police force. By Fredreka Schouten / CNN
National News May 3, 2022 Antisemitic incidents surged in 2021 as Israel-Gaza fighting escalated, report finds. By Erik Ortiz / NBC News
National News May 3, 2022 A Major New Study Shows a Promising Solution to Gun Violence—That Doesn’t Involve Police. By Samantha Michaels / Mother Jones
National News May 3, 2022 By Any Means: Emmett Till’s Family Calls on Authorities to Use 1995 Kidnapping Warrant to Apprehend Woman Who Wrongly Accused the Chicago Teen. By Nyamekye Daniel / Atlanta Black Star
National News May 3, 2022 Black homeownership continues to lag in 50 largest U.S. cities. By Michele Lerner / Wash Post
National News May 3, 2022 Asian women executives at top companies: Why so few make it to top. By Jessica Guynn and Jayme Fraser / USA Today