National News
The Promise of Justice in Fani Willis’s Indictment. By Joan Walsh / The Nation
The Trump Classified Documents Judge Is No ‘Wise Latina.’ By Raul A Reyes / The Hill
Affirmative Action May Be Dead—But the Battle over Race and Admissions Is Just Getting Started. By Pema Levy / Mother Jones
It’s Not Your Father’s Democratic Party. But Whose Party Is It? By Thomas B. Edsall / NYT
Latinos are the biggest ethnic group in Texas, but their political power lags behind. By Ashley Lopez / NPR
North Korea says U.S. soldier was sick of ‘unequal American society.’ By Min Joo Kim / Wash Post
Arkansas Education Department won’t allow credit for AP African American Studies course. By Char Adams / NBC News
Mississippi officers plead guilty after torturing Black men with stun guns and sex toy. By Curtis Bunn and The Associated Press / NBC News
35 Times Benjamin Crump Fought For Justice. By Kalyn Womack / The Root
The ‘World’s Happiest Man’ Shares His Three Rules for Life. By David Marchese / NYT
At Indigenous Seminary, Students Learn the Power of Faith Embedded in Identity. By Hannah McClellan / CT
Progressive National Baptists gain partners to address voting rights, gun violence. By Adelle M. Banks / RNS
Georgia Indictment Lessons From the South’s History of Democratic Decay. By Anthony Michael Krels / NYT
On The Anniversary of Michael Brown, Other Protests to Remember. By Jessica Washington / The Root
Revealing the Smithsonian’s Racial Brain Collection. By Nicole Dungca and Claire Healy / Wash Post
What happened when an Ohio school district rushed to integrate classrooms. By Laura Meckler / Wash Post
Fani Willis, the Georgia prosecutor who is taking on Trump. By Mariana Alfaro ,Holly Bailey and Tom Hamburger / Wash Post
“Staggering levels of grift”: Experts say Clarence Thomas trips expose SCOTUS corruption “crisis.” By Tatyana Tandanpolie / Salon
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis suspends another Democratic state attorney. By Lori Rozsa and Tim Craig / Wash Post
Retired Black professor, 79, part of group that created Florida’s new curriculum. By The Grio Staff
First Conservatives Came for Affirmative Action. Now They’re Gunning for DEI Programs. By Sheryll Cashin / Politico
Alabama tries to disregard the Voting Right Act — and the courts. By the Editorial Board / Wash Post
Jim Crow-era lifetime ban on felons voting is unconstitutional, court rules. By Shera Avi-Yonah / Wash Post
Black Atlanta venture capital firm hits back at conservative group’s suit. By Mirtha Donastorg / AJC
Christian nationalism’s opponents are getting organized. By Jack Jenkins / RNS
Despite Trump’s Indictments, Evangelicals Continue to Back His 2024 Run. By Jonny Williams / CT
