Opinion
No, America is not on the verge of another civil war. But that doesn’t mean it can’t learn from its last one. By Henry Olsen / Wash Post
The US supreme court is letting racist discrimination run wild in the election system. By Carol Anderson / The Guardian
Teaching Black history is not an attack on White Americans. By William J. Barber and Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove / CNN
America’s political future is in Texas. But will Texas be red or blue? By Chris Chu de León / USA Today
GOP Bets on Black Conservatives As Key to Victory: ‘We Change or We Die.’ By Steve Friess / Newsweek
This year, Black History Month is all about the here and now. By Eddie Glaude Jr. / Wash Post
Donald Trump’s fantasies of racial violence reflect an all-too-real history. By Chauncey Devega / Salon
Trump’s race-war fantasies continue to escalate — while the media pretends not to notice. By Chauncey Devega / Salon
Republicans’ animus toward Biden’s Supreme Court pledge shows how they’re no longer veiling their racism. By Eugene Robinson / Wash Post
The Exploitation of ‘Freedom’ in America. By Elisabeth Anker / NYT
The Backlash Against C.R.T. Shows That Republicans Are Losing Ground. By Jamelle Bouie / NYT
Whoopi Goldberg’s baffling claim forced many to ask tough questions about race and identity in the US. By Brandon Tensley / CNN
When All-White Was All Right. By Charles M. Blow / NYT
Trump escalates racist rhetoric at recent rallies and plays on white grievance. By Domenico Montanaro / NPR
Glenn Youngkin’s No-Guilt History of Virginia for Fragile White People. By Dana Milbank / Wash Post
Mitch McConnell’s moment of truth: For many whites, Black people aren’t real “Americans.” By Chauncey Devega / Salon
Black communities are most victimized by gun violence. Too often it’s assumed we are to blame. By Gregory Jackson Jr. / The Guardian
What the SAT’s waning relevance really tells us. By Nicole Hemmer / CNN
