The New York Times
Texas Blackouts Hit Minority Neighborhoods Especially Hard
Los Angeles School District Eliminates One-Third of Its Police Officers
Oregon Is Vaccinating Teachers. It Might Not Be Enough to Reopen Schools.
NJ.com
Paterson cop under investigation in beating of 18-year-old faces a second accuser
Trump Plaza implosion in Atlantic City: Here’s how to watch live today.
N.J. judge suspended for 10 months over violations in assault case
The Baltimore Sun
Baltimore Sun Media poised to be acquired by nonprofit from Tribune Publishing
Hundreds of Howard educators participate in drive-in rally to protest school system’s hybrid learning plan
Morgan State University, other HBCUs to receive more than $650,000 in grants to help preserve campus, buildings
The Los Angeles Times
L.A. school board cuts its police force and diverts funds for Black student achievement
L.A. elementary schools can reopen, but it’s complicated
Some essential workers eligible for vaccine in L.A. County beginning March 1
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Atlanta students can pick in-person or online classes for last quarter
Paid parental leave for Georgia employees and teachers passes House
Kemp unveils overhaul of ‘ripe for abuse’ citizen’s arrest law
The Chicago Sun-Times
Census delay creates redistricting uncertainty
‘Chicago Fire’ actor Joe Miñoso aims to create space for people of color, LGBTQIA+ students to find film/TV gigs
Kinzinger’s relatives write second letter slamming him for Trump impeachment vote
USA Today
Biden wants to put a Black woman on the Supreme Court. That's underscored a lack of diversity in lower courts
Stuck in traffic? Americans with longer commutes could be inhaling dangerously high levels of carcinogens, study says.
She was the first Black person freed by Lincoln, long before his presidency. Her grave was paved over and her story hardly known.
The Washington Post
He became one of the Navy’s first Black four-star admirals. The military has work to do on diversity, he says.
McConnell shows that legacies don’t matter when facts no longer do
The Texas grid got crushed because its operators weren’t prepared
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