National
‘Let the world know’: elderly survivors of the Tulsa race massacre push for justice. By David Smith / The Guardian
Detroit, NAACP unveil MLK statue on 60th anniversary of “I Have a Dream” speech in Detroit. By Raymond Strickland / CBS News
Texas Gov. Abbott signs law shutting diversity offices at public universities. By Reuters and NBC News
Native American Families Broken Up Despite Federal Law Meant to Keep Them Together. By Jessica Lussenhop and Agnel Philip
William Spriggs Was the Economist Who Fought for the Entire Working Class. By John Nichols / The Nation
William Barber departs pulpit of Greenleaf Church with an ode to the power of disability. By Yonat Shimron / RNS
The sleeper legal strategy that could topple abortion bans. By Alice Miranda Ollstein / Politico
The country’s fastest-growing Christian movement helped fuel Trump’s rise—and is gearing up for spiritual battle. By Stephanie McCrummen / The Atlantic
Mehdi Hasan Shows What A Big Phony Ron DeSantis Is When It Comes To Jesus. By Ed Mazza / HuffPost
Florida still recognizes 3 Confederate holidays, but not Juneteenth. ByJake Stofan / Action News Jax
Rep. Cori Bush marks Juneteenth with push for reparations. By Nicole Killion / CBS News
Ketanji Brown Jackson’s ancestors were enslaved. Her husband’s were enslavers. By Sally H. Jacobs / Wash Post
Silicon Valley hidden figures rush to preserve forgotten Black history. By Jessica Guynn / USA Today
“Red states are forming ‘a nation within a nation’ with laws that recreate ‘a pre-1960s world.’ By Brad Reed / Raw Story
Obama bashes Nikki Haley and Tim Scott on race relations: ‘Long list of minority candidates in GOP who say everything is great. By Ryan King / New York Post
Most Black Americans Believe US Racism Will Get Worse In Their Lifetime: Poll. By Jared Gans / The Hill
Tennessee Democrats expelled over protests win primaries for their old seats. By Adam Edelman / NBC News
Feds find multiple civil rights violations by Minneapolis police. By Martin Kaste / NPR
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez announces he’s running for president against Trump in 2024. By Hannah Demissie and Will McDuffie / ABC News
Grand jury indicts Daniel Penny in chokehold death of NYC subway rider Jordan Neely. By AP and NPR
Fred Gray set to receive American Bar Association’s highest honor. By Cody D. Short / Birmingham RT News
New poll shows racial issues divide Americans. But people of faith can help unite us. By Audrey Price / USA Today
My Church Was Part of the Slave Trade. This Has Not Shaken My Faith. By Rachel L. Swarns / NYT
Should White Christians Celebrate Juneteenth? By Chuck Mingo / RNS
The families enslaved by the Jesuits, then sold to save Georgetown. By Rachel L. Swarns / Wash Post
Who was Fort Bragg named after? The South’s worst, most hated general. By Ronald G. Shafer / Wash Post
Celebrating Racial Justice and Equality on Juneteenth. By Alaysia Hackett / The Progressive
A Grad Student Found the Largest Known Slave Auction in the U.S. By Jennifer Berry Hawes / Propublica
Denmark Vesey Revolt: How House Slaves Betrayed Their Own. By D.L. Chandler / Newsone
Reparations debate: Mending the past, forging the future. By Peter Grier / Christian Science Monitor
