National News
United rolls out ambitious new plan to train at least 2,500 women and people of color as pilots by 2030. By Errol Barnett / CBS News
What is racial trauma? How Black therapists are helping patients cope. By Rheana Murray / Today
Georgia’s Unique And Bloody History With Voter Disenfranchisement. By Ciara Torres-Spelliscy / TPM
The California Klan’s Anti-Asian Crusade. By Kevin Waite / The Atlantic
Crystal Mason Was Sentenced to Five Years Behind Bars Because She Voted. By Jesse Wegman /NYT
Charlottesville Confederate monuments coming down: Where America went wrong after the Civil War and what we can learn from Germany. By Jalane Schmidt / Slate
Companies Condemn Georgia’s Restrictive Voting Law Amid Pressure Campaign From Advocates. By Sanya Mansoor / Yahoo News
What Georgia’s Voting Law Really Does. By Nick Corasaniti and Reid J. Epstein / NYT
Republican Lawmakers Introduce Hundreds Of Bills To Restrict Voting Rights Nationwide. By Sarah Ruiz-Grossman /HuffPost
MLB moves All-Star Game out of Atlanta following voting law controversy. By Mark Osborne and Quinn Scanlan / ABC News
Amid Awakening, Asian-Americans Are Still Taking Shape as a Political Force. By Sabrina Tavernise /NYT
Jim Clyburn ‘Insulted’ By Joe Manchin’s Position On Voting Rights Bill. By Paul Blumenthal / HuffPost
Virginia, the Old Confederacy’s Heart, Becomes a Voting Rights Bastion. By Reid J. Epstein and Nick Corasaniti / NYT
Getting Vaccinated While Black. By Jimmie Briggs / Vanity Fair
A Black Army Rises to Fight the Racist Right. By Graeme Wood / The Atlantic
The Interior Department Is Finally Getting Serious About Missing, Murdered Native Americans. By Ryan Grenoble / HuffPost
How Black Mississippians found their power during Jackson’s water emergency. By Frances Madeson / Daily Kos
Minority Entrepreneurs Struggled to Get Small-Business Relief Loans. By Stacy Cowley / NYT
Why Brown University students say it’s time for the school to offer reparations. By Randi Richardson / NBC News
How Chicago’s affordable housing system perpetuates city’s long history of segregation. By Safia Samee Ali / NBC News
White mobs rioted in Washington in 1848 to defend slaveholders’ rights after 76 Black enslaved people staged an unsuccessful mass escape on a boat. By Michael David Cohen / The Conversation
Nathan Bedford Forrest Day Still Observed In TN After Leg Stands Up For Slave Trader Again. By Matt Shuham / TPM
Why Paul Robeson’s Voice Still Rings True Today. By Tayo Aluko / The Progressive
Elderly Black Panther Has Been in Prison for Five Decades. By Natasha Lennard / The Intercept
Virginia Supreme Court clears the way for Charlottesville to take down statue of Robert E. Lee. By Gregory S. Schneider / Wash Post
Black Executives Call on Corporations to Fight Restrictive Voting Laws. By Andrew Ross Sorkin and David Gelles / NYT
