Bonsu ThompsonOf Course Loretta Lynch Is Defending the NFLNo other Black person is more qualified to protect racist corporations than the former Attorney GeneralFeb 24, 20225Feb 24, 20225
Hal H. HarrisBiden Cannot Seek Racial Justice Without Mentioning Black PeopleThe president must take a lesson from Abraham Lincoln in how to address a grieving, divided nationJan 25, 20217Jan 25, 20217
Michelle LegroThese ballot measures look to shift the balance of power involving law enforcement.“Many people are calling for the total abolition of police. Others are calling for stronger accountability. And that’s why this election…Nov 4, 20201Nov 4, 20201
GEN EditorsAn encounter outside of a bar in Omaha would leave two men dead and justice unserved.What happened between Jake Gardner and James Scurlock deeply divide this Nebraska community, writes Max UfbergOct 8, 20202Oct 8, 20202
Morgan JerkinsThink Sundown Towns Are a Thing of the Past? Think AgainDriving around the country researching my family’s Great Migration history, I realized how many places were still unsafe for Black people…Jul 29, 202050Jul 29, 202050
Dr. Cynthia R. GreenleeHow Do You Reclaim a Massacre?Greensboro didn’t have a “shootout” and Tulsa didn’t have a “race riot.” But it took decades of work for language to catch up to history.Nov 5, 20191Nov 5, 20191
Jennifer VictorThe Democratic Nominees Are Still Debating Busing — and the Soul of the PartyKamala Harris and Joe Biden’s conflict revolves around whether or not it’s OK to compromise with political adversaries on racial injusticeJul 9, 20193Jul 9, 20193
