The Weekend edition of Race Inquiry Digest features the top stories from the two previous Digests published during the week. Stories are curated from mainstream news sources. Click here for earlier Digests. (Image by Ranker)
Editor’s Note: Every morning in the Serengeti, Zebras wakeup to a life and death struggle. Over time, the Zebra has developed a temperament that prevents them from being subjugated, i.e. to be rode like a horse, or hitched to a plow. Think like a Zebra!
Political / Social
Trump’s plan to dismantle DEI on day one is a “colorblind” path to Jim Crow 2.0. By Shari Dunn / Salon Read more
What the Air Force’s Tuskegee Airmen mishap reveals about Trump’s DEI war. By Eugene Robinson / Wash Post Read more
Who Is Russell Vought? Probably the Most Important Person in Trump 2.0. By Damon Linker / NYT Read more
Trump takes down DEI, historic civil rights law: 5 takeaways. By Phillip M. Bailey / USA Today Read more
Pete Hegseth’s Dangerous War on America. By Michael T. Klare / The Nation Read more
World News
In his first three days, Trump disrupted America. Then he turned to the world. By Stephen Collinson / CNN Read more
Elon Musk urges German far-right party to overcome ‘past guilt.’ By Rachel Treisman / NPR Read more
Ethics / Morality / Religion
On Empathy, Bishop Budde, and Christian Nationalism. By Mary Pezzulo / Patheos Read more
Black ministers denounce Project 2025, urge collective Black resistance. By Adelle M. Banks / RNS Read more
Historical / Cultural
Trump Takes a Red Pen to History. By Frank Bruni / NYT Read more
The Reckless Creation of Whiteness. By Erin L. Thompson / The Nation Read more
Sports
Kobe Bryant docuseries on CNN examines NBA icon five years after death. By Jeff Zillgitt / USA Today Read more
The Chiefs have conquered the NFL by sustaining the unsustainable. By Adam Kilgore / Wash Post Read more
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