National News
Charleston wharf to become International African American Museum. By Christine Fernando / USA Today
Bosnia, Ukraine and the dangers of ethnic nationalism. By Tom Mockaitis / The Hill
“I Will Not Bow. I Will Not Break”: It’s Been a Hell of a Week for Letitia James. By Chris Smith / Vanity Fair
Child poverty spiked by 41 percent in January after Biden benefit program expired, study finds. By Jeff Stein / Wash Post
California bills aim to curb anti-Asian attacks against women, vulnerable groups. By Claire Wang / NBC News
Breast cancer kills more Black women. A new study may help show why. By Nada Hassanein / USA Today
The American Psychological Association’s apology for its racial wrongs. By Josuya Stein / Slate
The good, the bad and the factual: Seeing American history through a biblical lens. By Thomas Reese / NCR
Deciphering the Ancestral Common Ground of Black Religion. By James Padilioni Jr / AAIHS
Why Hindus should celebrate Black History Month. By Murali Balaji / Religion News
DuSable Museum’s ‘Equiano’ exhibit paired with Instagram film. By Darcel Rockett / Chicago Tribune
A century ago, Mississippi’s Senate voted to send all the state’s Black people to Africa. By Joshua Benton / Wash Post
Reliving a dark point in US history: Japanese American incarcerations. By Eve Chen / USA Today
A Black explorer journeys to depths of ocean in search of lost slave ships. By Deena Zaru & Nicole Curtis / GMA
New Swing-State Ads Try to Tell Black Voters: Yes, Biden’s Looking Out for You. By Daniel Strauss / New Republic
As Minnesota’s Black population grows, African Americans and African immigrants unite. By Fred de Sam Lazaro and Sam Lane / PBS
Prosecutor outlines Ahmaud Arbery’s murderers use of racial slurs. By Joe Hernandez / NPR
Shades of Black: Ethnic Diversity in Black American Religious Life. By Kijan Bloomfield / AAIHS
How Biden’s faith-based office has advanced his vow to heal the soul of the nation. By Chris Coons / RNS
Black gay priest in NYC challenges Catholicism from within. By AP and NBC News
Latino vote not monolithic, though Catholic Latinos lean Democratic, say panelists. By Melissa Cedillo / NCR
First Black Congressman honored at U.S. Capitol. By Jaz Garner / CBS News
The Gilded Age’ Explores a Rarely Seen Chapter of Black History. By Dave Itzkoff / NYT
Beaten by the Klan in 1963, a Black man just spoke to the White pastor who helped rescue him. By Martin Dobrow / Wash Post
The Philadelphia Inquirer set out to become an ‘anti-racist’ newspaper. That meant taking a tough look at its history. By Margaret Sullivan / Wash Post
The Zora Neale Hurston We Don’t Talk About By Lauren Michele Jackson / The New Yorker
