National News, Past Voices August 5, 2022 ‘Pivotal Moment’: Statue of Mary McLeod Bethune Is the First Black Figure In U.S. Capitol’s National Statuary Hall State Collection. By Nyamekye Daniel / Atlanta Black Star
National News, Past Voices July 18, 2022 US Military Bases Honoring Confederate Figures Slated to Get New Names. By Dora Mekouar / VOA News
National News, Past Voices July 15, 2022 ‘Giving Students the History They Need.’ By Eleanor J. Bader / The Progressive
National News, Past Voices July 15, 2022 A small Wisconsin town is honored as the state’s first Black-founded community. By Diane Bezucha / NPR
National News, Past Voices July 15, 2022 Schomburg Center Volunteer Is One of the Last Surviving ‘Black Angels’. By Lisa Herndon / NYPL
National News, Past Voices July 15, 2022 Native American elders recall abuse at US government boarding schools. AP and The Guardian
National News, Past Voices July 12, 2022 What the History of Criminalizing Black Mothers Tells Us About the Post-Roe Legal Landscape. By Dahlia Lithwick / Slate
National News, Past Voices July 12, 2022 July Fourth parade led to a massacre of Black people in Hamburg, S.C. By Ronald G. Shafer / Wash Post
National News, Past Voices July 12, 2022 Black Marines who served on racially segregated Montford Point are being honored. By Jay Price / NPR
National News, Past Voices July 12, 2022 Clifford Alexander Jr., first Black secretary of Army, dies at 88. By Alexa Mills / Wash Post