National News, Past Voices February 22, 2022 Beaten by the Klan in 1963, a Black man just spoke to the White pastor who helped rescue him. By Martin Dobrow / Wash Post
National News, Past Voices February 22, 2022 The Philadelphia Inquirer set out to become an ‘anti-racist’ newspaper. That meant taking a tough look at its history. By Margaret Sullivan / Wash Post
National News, Past Voices February 22, 2022 The Zora Neale Hurston We Don’t Talk About By Lauren Michele Jackson / The New Yorker
National News, Past Voices February 22, 2022 How Black families, torn apart during slavery, worked to find one another again. By Claretta Bellamy / NBC News
National News, Past Voices February 21, 2022 ‘What Took Us So Long?’: Black Caucus Members Propose Awarding 200,000 Black Civil War Vets Congressional Gold Medal. By Nicole Duncan-Smith / Atlanta Black Star
National News, Past Voices February 15, 2022 How 18th-century Quakers led a boycott of sugar to protest against slavery. By Julie L. Holcomb / RNS
National News, Past Voices February 15, 2022 Paul Robeson–The Revolutionary. By Tony Pecinovsky / AAIHS
National News, Past Voices February 11, 2022 The True Legacy of Lynching Lies in How We Remember the Victims. By Clint Smith / The Atlantic
National News, Past Voices February 11, 2022 Did You Study the Slave Trade in School or Were You Out That Day. By A.E. Rooks / The Daily Beast
National News, Past Voices February 11, 2022 Black History Month founder showed how schools should teach about race. By DeNeen L. Brown / Wash Post