National News
The evidence mounts: Hispanic voters are drifting toward the GOP. By Ruy Teixeira / Wash Post
‘Unabashed’: Justice Jackson marks her first year on the Supreme Court unafraid to stake her own position. By Lawrence Hurley / NBC News
Federal Judge Blocks Florida GOP Attack On Voter Registration Groups. By Liza Hearon / HuffPost
His friends believed he could have been the next MLK. A bullet took his life. By Suzette Hackney / USA Today
Judge awards Black church $1 million after BLM banner burned by Proud Boys during protest. By AP and RNS
UCC elects first woman — and first woman of African descent — to lead denomination. By Emily McFarlan Miller / RNS
How my Catholic faith and Mohawk heritage teach me to embrace sustainable living. By Shauna’h Fuegen / NCR
As a Rabbi, I’ve Had a Privileged View of the Human Condition. By David Wolpe / NYT
Frederick Douglass Knew What False Patriotism Was. By Esau McCaulley / NYT
The Paragraph On Slavery That Never Made It Into The Declaration Of Independence. By Ben Railton / TPM
How an enslaved genius saved the Capitol dome’s ‘Freedom’ statue. By Gillian Brockell / Wash Post
Florida Black History and the Horrors of Slavery Not Taught in Schools. By Jess Nelson / Miami New Times
Black-owned banks, born out of post-slavery economic barriers, seek to address racial wealth gap. By Osej Serratos, Morgan Norwood, and Allie Weintraub / ABC News
Harvard legacy admissions lawsuit follows affirmative action Supreme Court ruling. By Collin Bindley / AP and Fortune.
Is racism a big problem? Black and white Americans don’t agree. By Phillip M. Bailey and Terry Collins / USA Today
Education Secretary Rips Loan-Forgiven Republicans After College Debt Ruling. By Ben Blanchet / HuffPost
State of Inequality: How deeply does our health care system discriminate? By Mark Kreidler / Daily Kos
He crushed the bar exam, but the legal profession remains disproportionately White. By Meron Moges-Gerbi / CNN
What Will It Really Take To Address The Crisis Of Missing And Murdered Native Americans? By Sage Howard / HuffPost
Mississippi Capitol Police changes rules on use of force after shootings. By Jon Schuppe / NBC News
An unlikely provocateur, Miss Texas, takes on the state’s GOP leaders. By Molly Hennessy-Fiske / Wash Post
Notes on faith: Can the U.S. be saved? The Black prophetic voice holds the hope of true liberation / The Grio
Black Catholics react to Supreme Court affirmative action decision. By Nate Tinner-Williams / NCR
California slavery reparations task force sends final report to uncertain fate in Legislature. By Jermy B. White and Sejal Govindarag /Politico
Benjamin E. Mays – Champions of Civil and Human Rights in South Carolina. A Digital Exhibition by the Department of Oral History at the University of South Carolina
Christine King Farris, sister of Dr. Martin Luther King, dies at 95. By Devon M. Sayers and Justin Gamble / CNN
