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The Associated Press
Group to restore bowling alley, crux of Orangeburg Massacre
White House: File your taxes to get full child tax credit
Supreme Court sides with GOP in Alabama election map case
The New York Times
Supreme Court Restores Alabama Voting Map That a Court Said Hurt Black Voters
NBC said Leslie Jones can keep offering Olympics commentary after she suggested the network was pressuring her to stop.
‘I’m Scared’: Thousands in New York Public Housing Are Behind on Rent
USA Today
Alabama honors first Black student next to KKK governor. Many are outraged.
Air Force ordered to pay more than $230M to survivors, victims' families of 2017 Texas church shooting
Mental trauma remains years after separation
The Washington Post
Students of color persist in STEM despite racial stereotypes, my research shows
Presidential Records Act: From Nixon’s Watergate tapes to Trump’s ‘burn bags’
In his fight against ‘woke’ schools, DeSantis tears at the seams of a diverse Florida
The Atlanta Journal Constitution
BLACK HISTORY MONTH: How Black, white dolls uncovered racial shame
Judge: Kemp can’t use special fund in his GOP primary reelection bid
Atlanta school board doubles down on opposition to Buckhead City plan
The Baltimore Sun
Maryland’s 24 superintendents steered public education during a pandemic. A third may not return next year.
Texas man pleads guilty to threatening former Baltimore health commissioner Leana Wen over COVID vaccine
Howard High girls basketball guard Samiyah Nasir and former Dunbar, NBA star Muggsy Bogues develop unlikely friendship
NJ.com
Jan. 6 rioter from N.J. who was identified by coworkers pleads guilty
VP Kamala Harris returns to N.J. Friday to highlight federal push to remove lead water pipes
Police say former Newark mayor struck other vehicle, pedestrian in crash
The Los Angeles Times
How Questlove resurfaced the forgotten ‘Black Woodstock’ in ‘Summer of Soul’
As mask mandates ease, should California schools be next?
After a Black student faced racist slurs, some wonder: Will O.C. ever change?
The Chicago Sun-Times
Lightfoot ties carjacking wave to remote learning
CPS puts up vigorous court fight over disabled student’s claim he was sexually assaulted in 2016
Lynn Sweet: Jonathan Jackson, the son of Rev. Jesse Jackson, kicks off Congress bid in crowded Democratic primary
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