National News
Groveland Four, the black men pardoned after 1949 rape accusation, honored with memorial. By Erij Ortiz / NBC News
Malcolm X’s Daughter Ilyasah Shabazz on Her Father’s Legacy & the New Series “Who Killed Malcolm X?” By Amy Goodman / Democracy Now
Police, Prosecutors, and Republicans Are Looking to Undo a Criminal Justice Reform in New York. By Nick Pinto / The Intercept
How Young Latinos Delivered Nevada to Bernie. By Aida Chavez / The Intercept
Stacey Abrams Spearheads ‘Fair Fight,’ A Campaign Against Voter Suppression. By Debbie Elliott / NPR
McDonald’s in the Post–Civil Rights Era, with Marcia Chatelain. By Christian Hosam / Dissent
Detroit Residents Sue City After Tax Rates On Houses In Black Neighborhoods Lead To Depression-Era Rates Of Foreclosure. By Ashleigh Atwell / Atlanta Black Star
Meet the Lawyer Who Fought Bloomberg on Stop and Frisk—and Won. By Mary Harris / Slate
What is the ‘boogaloo?’ How online calls for a violent uprising are hitting the mainstream. By Brandy Zardrozny / NBC News
Obama and Trump face off over claims of strong economy. By Veronica Stracqualursi / CNN
First 24-hour news channel “by and for” African Americans set to launch during Black History Month. By Liam Knox / NBC News
Voters Of Color Are Set To Have A Bigger Say As Democrats Enter A Crucial Phase. By Domenico Montanaro / NPR
Some students say colleges not doing enough to combat coronavirus-fueled racism. By Julian Shen-Berro / NBC News
Adding Arts to STEM spells opportunity for students of color. By Curtis Bunn / NBC News
After Fighting Nazis, Black G.I.s Faced Racism in U.S. Military. By Alexis Clark / NYT
Trump’s words, bullied kids, scarred schools. By Hannah Natanson, John Woodrow Cox and Perry Stein / Wash Post
Latinos gave over $23M in 2019 to Democrats in presidential race; Sanders got the most. By Suzanee Gamboa / NBC News
Asian Americans are a growing force in Nevada and ‘they want to be courted.’ By Fredreka Schouten / CNN
The Race To End Mass Incarceration In America’s Second Largest City. By Jessica Schulberg / HuffPost
The 1619 Project: They Sold Human Beings Here. By Anne C. Bailey / NYT
Racist language is still woven into home deeds across America. Erasing it isn’t easy, and some don’t want to. By Nick Watt and Jack Hannah / CNN
Black and Hispanic students pay more for college loans, study finds. By Gwen Aviles / NBC News
There Have Been 10 Black Senators Since Emancipation. By Eric Foner / NYT
Mary Ellen Pleasant, one of the first black self-made millionaires, used an ingenious trick to build her fortune. By Tom Huddleston Jr. / CNBC
White Supremacist Propaganda Spreading, ADL Says. By AP / HuffPost
Alabama Lawmakers Want to Force One of America’s Blackest Cities to Celebrate White Supremacy. By Michael Harriot / The Root
