National
Think America is a ‘Christian nation’? George Washington didn’t. By Jennifer Rubin / Wash Post
“We Will Get Destroyed”: Evangelicals Are Quietly Ditching Donald Trump’s 2024 Bid. By Caleb Ecarma / Vanity Fair
Catholic group under attack by GOP for aiding migrants says its work ‘is mandated by the gospel.’ By Gabe Ortiz
Churchgoing and belief in God stand at historic lows, despite a megachurch surge. By Daniel de Vise / The Hill
How Will History Remember Jan. 6? By Lydia Polgreen / NYT
Henrietta Lacks statue to replace Robert E Lee monument in Virginia. By Ramon Antonio Vargas / The Guardian
The Black Seminoles: How Fugitive Slaves Escaped To Mexico Before The Civil War. By Bilal G. Morris / Newsone
Was the Civil War Inevitable? By David W. Blight / NYT
The January 6 Committee Did Its Job: Trump Will Live in Infamy. By Matt Ford / The New Republic
DeSantis Officials Finally Tell Us What “Woke” Means. By Abigail Weinberg / Mother Jones
How Justice Jackson Is Talking About Race on the Supreme Court. By Christina Carrega / Capital B
Georgia elections show the state may be more purple than before. By Sam Gringlas / NPR
Garland moves to end disparities in crack cocaine sentencing. By Lindsay Whitehurst / ABC News
What We Know About Ronald Greene’s Death. By NYT
Racist Doctors and Organ Thieves: Why So Many Black People Distrust the Health Care System. By Joanne Kenen and Elaine Batchlor / Politico
Early decision programs openly stack the college admissions deck. By Evan Mandery and Michael Dannenberg / CNN
Meghan Markle thought being biracial could protect her from racism. She was wrong. By Nylah Burton / Andscape
The Anti-Woke Right Is Losing Its Religion. By Charlotte Kilpatrick / The New Republic
Why a Florida school district banned a book about Shabbat. By Jeffrey Salkin / Religion News
Trump Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk, the Christian right activist who thinks he is king. By Ian Millhiser / Vox
Religious liberty has a long and messy history. By James Hudnut-Beumler and James P. Byrd / Vanderbilt Magazine
Congress Set to Replace Dred Scott Author’s Statue With Thurgood Marshall. By Luke Broadwater / NYT
How an abolitionist painting set in D.C. became proslavery propaganda. By Kristina Gaddy / Wash Post
How Authorities Erased a Historic Black Cemetery in Virginia. By Seth Freed Wessler / Propublica
Claudine Gay To Be Harvard’s 1st Black President. By Michael Casey / HuffPost
In the Georgia Senate Runoff, People Power Beats Voter Suppression. Amy Goodman and Denis Moynihan / Democracy Now
Next generation of Black leaders eye Virginia special election. By Ryan Nobles / NBC News
Karen Bass takes over a Los Angeles divided by crisis. By Reis Thebault / Wash Post
Biden signs historic bill codifying same-sex and interracial marriage. By Myah Ward and Eun Kyung Kim / Politico
Taking Our School Boards Back. By Jennifer Job / The Progressive
