Today in Black History: Carl T. Rowan is appointed Ambassador to Finland by President John F. Kennedy on this date in 1963.
The New York Times
University of Oklahoma Fraternity Closed After Video of Racist Chant
Blow: Race, History, a President, a Bridge
Clinton Faces Test of Record as a Women’s Advocate
As Hillary Clinton Stays Quiet About Private Emails, Republicans Seize Moment to Criticize Her
Unlikely Defense for Health Law: A 2012 Argument Against It
Threats to Voting Rights Remain, Selma Gathering Is Told
Obama, at Selma Memorial, Says, ‘We Know the March Is Not Yet Over’
New Commissioner Vows to Revitalize Agency That Fights Discrimination in New York
Warning New York City to Prepare as Its Residents Grow Older
The Christian Science Monitor
Selma's message on civil rights 50 years later (+video)
Banning the American flag? Why UC Irvine flap might be glimpse of future. (+video)
In first, four N.H. school districts shake up testing with Feds' approval
New jobs hit 295,000: robust recovery, but too many Americans still on sidelines (+video)
The Star Ledger
Almost 6 in 10 Republicans won't back Christie for president, poll shows
Police, health officials investigate after deaths of 2 Newark students
'I have to speak for him': Trayvon Martin's father brings message of investing in youth, community to N.J. church
N.J. Democrats take cautious approach to Menendez troubles
Menendez isn't N.J.'s first U.S. Senator to face trouble
The Washington Post
Will Clinton’s experience be a liability?
Federal employees who worked during the 2013 shutdown can join this lawsuit
What a 100-year-old racist movie tells us about civil rights then and now
‘The march is not yet over,’ Obama tells crowd at foot of Selma bridge
A single photo that tells the powerful story of the 50th anniversary of Selma
North of Selma, black leaders ‘fighting the same battle’
Chronic truancy rates above 50 percent in D.C. high schools
U.S. Rep. Donna Edwards said to be announcing Senate bid on Tuesday
Don’t trust complaints that schools are too rigorous for low-income students
Philly.com
'Who says there are no good black men?'
Teamsters local backs Williams
Selma, Obama, and the bridge that goes on forever
District whistle-blower has date in court
'Who says there are no good black men?'
Ferrick: Note to candidates, this race isn't about 'change'
The Los Angeles Times
Graphic video purportedly shows Suge Knight running over man
L.A. Council District 4 runoff likely to be insider vs. outsider
Cal State campuses limit admissions as demand surges
Dozens protest LAPD shooting of homeless man on skid row
GOP dream candidate Condi Rice says no thanks to U.S. Senate bid
The Detroit Free Press
Former DPS emergency manager got $50,000 in bonus pay
Protests after Wisconsin police shooting: 'It's not fair'
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland men killed in separate weekend shootings identified
Man accused of tricking, robbing teen of LeBron Christmas shoes
John Kasich books March 24 trip to New Hampshire
Akron Chamber of Commerce to honor LeBron James for impact on Akron kids
The Chicago Tribune
DNA clears Lake County man serving 20 years for abduction, rape
Credit agencies agree to records overhaul
Tony Robinson vigil draws hundreds in Madison, Wis.
State police investigate police-involved shooting in Posen
University of Chicago expanding labs to tackle urban issues
USA Today
Oklahoma students protest fraternity's racist video
Report: Rep. Donna Edwards to seek Md. Senate seat
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