National News, Past Voices March 29, 2022 The Artists Turning Nina Simone’s Childhood Home Into a Creative Destination. By Adam Bradley / NYT
National News, Past Voices March 21, 2022 Why the School Wars Still Rage. By Jill Lepore / The New Yorker
National News, Past Voices March 21, 2022 Plantations could be used to teach about US slavery if stories are told truthfully. By Amy Potter and Derek H. Alderman / The Conversation
National News, Past Voices March 21, 2022 Black man’s death in Indiana ruled a lynching nearly 100 years later. By David K. Li. / NBC News
National News, Past Voices March 17, 2022 The painful, cutting and brilliant letters Black people wrote to their former enslavers. By Gillian Brockell / Wash Post
Opinion, Past Voices March 15, 2022 Black History Month is over. Thank goodness. By Cole Arthur Riley / Wash Post
National News, Past Voices March 15, 2022 The African American Origins of Modern Asylum. By Sean Gallagher / AAIHS
National News, Past Voices March 15, 2022 He Joined the Attica Prison Uprising. He Hopes a New Documentary Can Set the Record Straight. By Eamon Whalen / Mother Jones
National News, Past Voices March 15, 2022 Panicked White People Tried To Ban Books In The ’80s, Too — With Jerry Falwell Leading The Way. By Fred L. Pincus / TPM
National News, Past Voices March 10, 2022 First Black Univ. of Alabama student dies days after building named for her. By AP and NPR
National News, Past Voices March 10, 2022 Mary McLeod Bethune, civil rights pioneer, advised presidents on ‘the problems of my people.’ By DeNeen L. Brown / Wash Post
National News, Past Voices March 8, 2022 My Family Lost Our Farm During Japanese Incarceration. I Went Searching for What Remains. By Ruth Chizuko Murai / Mother Jones
National News, Past Voices March 8, 2022 Civil rights leaders of 1961 about resisting injustice today. By Mike Thompson / USA Today
National News, Past Voices March 8, 2022 Let’s Talk About the Taking of Black Land. By Eli Mystal / The Nation
National News, Past Voices March 6, 2022 The historical truth about women burned at the stake in America? Most were Black. By Kali Nicole Gross / Wash Post
National News, Past Voices March 6, 2022 In 1871, Congress Crafted a Law to Break the Klan. Today, It’s Targeting Trump. By Pema Levy / Mother Jones
National News, Past Voices March 6, 2022 Many African American last names hold weight of Black history. By Julia Craven / NBC News
National News, Past Voices March 6, 2022 The Afro Latino who redefined how Black history is remembered. By Nicole Acevedo / NBC News
National News, Past Voices March 6, 2022 Louisiana Civil Rights Trail marks a long road to equality. By Andrea Sachs / Wash Post
National News, Past Voices February 28, 2022 In 1939, Nazis packed Madison Square Garden to celebrate George Washington’s birthday. By Charles Jay / Daily Kos
National News, Past Voices February 28, 2022 Charleston wharf to become International African American Museum. By Christine Fernando / USA Today
National News, Past Voices February 25, 2022 DuSable Museum’s ‘Equiano’ exhibit paired with Instagram film. By Darcel Rockett / Chicago Tribune
National News, Past Voices February 25, 2022 A century ago, Mississippi’s Senate voted to send all the state’s Black people to Africa. By Joshua Benton / Wash Post
National News, Past Voices February 25, 2022 Reliving a dark point in US history: Japanese American incarcerations. By Eve Chen / USA Today
National News, Past Voices February 22, 2022 First Black Congressman honored at U.S. Capitol. By Jaz Garner / CBS News
National News, Past Voices February 22, 2022 The Gilded Age’ Explores a Rarely Seen Chapter of Black History. By Dave Itzkoff / NYT