National News
For Black Families, Evictions Are Still At A Crisis Point — Despite Moratorium. By Pam Fessler / NPR
Virginia Senate votes to make racism a public health crisis. What now? By Bill Atkinson / The Progress-Index
New York City and the Persistence of the Atlantic Slave Trade. By Gerald Horne / The Nation
She sued her enslaver for reparations and won. Her descendants never knew. By Sydney Trent / Wash Post
Historic number of Confederate statues were removed in 2020. By N’dea Yancey-Bragg / USA Today
Black Americans Have Long Led the Global Battle Against White Supremacy. By Benjamin Talton / AAIHS
The world of the Black Panthers Photos. By Stephen Shames / ABC News
The 150-Year Prosecution of White Supremacy. By Melissa Gira Grant / The New Republic
Voting rights: More than 100 bills that would restrict voting are moving through state legislatures. By Kelly Mena / CNN
Using an Anti-Klan Law Against Trump’s Clan. By Charles M. Blow / NYT
Merrick Garland vows to fight discrimination, domestic extremism as attorney general. By Dominick Mastrangelo / The Hill
Asian American lawmakers call for a hearing on anti-Asian racism. By Li Zhou / Vox
Confronting the history of housing discrimination: “It’s just a remarkable record of exclusion.” By CBS This Morning
He was locked up at age 15. Almost seven decades later, he’s reentering an unfamiliar world. By Karen Heller / Wash Post
U.S. life expectancy has fallen by a full year due to COVID-19, and 2.7 years for Black Americans. Hunter for Daily Kos
From Covid aid to record donations: Influx of funding helps keep HBCUs’ doors open. By Curtis Bunn / NBC News
Mars rover Perseverance: NASA diversity catches viewers’ attention. By Elinor Aspegren / USA Today
Los Angeles schools cut police funds to boost Black students. By AP and USA Today
The Real Story of the ‘Draft Riots.’ By Elizabeth Mitchell / NYT
Three JMU buildings once named for Confederates now honor African Americans. By Nick Anderson / Wash Post
A new lawsuit targets Trump and the Proud Boys under a law enacted to stop the KKK. By Nicole Narea / Vox
After racial unrest across US, Congress takes another look at reparations. By Beatrice Peterson / ABC News
Maya Wiley on Her Campaign to Be NYC’s Next Mayor. By Rebecca Traister / New York Magazine
Former Sen. David Perdue Files For Potential 2022 Comeback Bid In Georgia. By Barbara Sprunt / NPR
Civil Rights Group Launches Police Use of Force Database. By Josiah Bates / Time
After shooting, unrest, Wyoming gets its first Black sheriff. By The AP and NBC News
