Opinion
Why Black Men and Women Vote So Differently. By Leah Wright Rigueur / The Atlantic
Trump is trying to disenfranchise Black voters. The GOP isn’t stopping him. By Eugene Robinson / Wash Post
Make fun of the “Million MAGA March” all you want — white supremacy has not been defeated. By Chauncey DeVega / Salon
COVID-19: As pandemic worsens, political partisanship deepens. By Alia E. Dastagir / USA Today
Stacey Abrams On Flipping Georgia Blue in the 2020 Election. By Rebecca Traister / New York Mag
A Blueprint for Racial Healing in the Biden Era. By Sheryll Cashin / Politico
This Election, Latinos Sent a Warning Sign to Democrats. By Mariso Franco / NYT
Obama says internet, social media are threat to democracy. By Peter Kafka / Vox
How Georgia went blue. By Katrina vanden Heuvel / Wash Post
Where Is the Smithsonian Museum for American Latinos? By Ileana Ros-Lehtinen and Ken Salazar / NYT
Black voters delivered Democrats the presidency. Now they are caught in the middle of its internal battle. By Eugene Scott / Wash Post
So-called “Latino vote” is 32 million Americans with diverse political opinions and national origins. By Lisa Garcia Bedolla / Salon
Trump’s racist appeals powered a White evangelical tsunami. By Dana Milbank / Wash Post
What Democrats Are Up Against in Georgia. By Joseph Crespino / NYT
California may have foreshadowed the end of affirmative action. By Charles Lane / Wash Post
Trump Never Saw Voters of Color as Americans. We Set Him Straight. By Jamil Smith / Rolling Stone
Joe Biden gave a great speech — but we’re not ready to make peace with fascists. By Chauncey DeVega / Salon
Everything You Need To Know About The Georgia Runoff Elections. By Nina Golgowski / HuffPost
America’s Two Souls. Ibram X. Kendi / The Atlantic
We need to talk about the white people who voted for Donald Trump. By Fabiola Cineas and Anna North / Vox
Once again, Democrats have misunderstood minorities. By Fareed Zakaria / Wash Post
‘We have to understand the motivation for why people hate,’ says former neo-Nazi leader. By KK Ottesen / Wash Post
Voter suppression kept my grandfather from voting. It won’t stop me. By Otis Moss III / Wash Post
The idea that “the country” is “deeply divided” is ludicrous. White people are divided. By Elie Mystal / The Nation
Be Ready for a Lengthy, Vicious Struggle. By Thomas B. Edsall / NYT
Editorial: So much for California’s racial reckoning. Voters reject affirmative action – again. By The Editorial Board / LA Times
