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Today in Black History: In 1896, U.S. Supreme Court upholds Plessy v. Ferguson, beginning Jim Crow or de jure segregation and ending Reconstruction.
The New York Times
Editorial: Justice Reform in the Deep South
Blow: Unaffiliated and Underrepresented
Don’t Be So Sure the Economy Will Return to Normal
Action and Dysfunction in the U.S. Food-Safety Effort
Connecting the Dots Behind the Candidates
Black Leaders Show Signs of Frustration With de Blasio
Editorial: Housing Apartheid, American Style
Perils in Trade Deals When Factories Close and Towns Struggle
Conservative Support Aids Bid in Nebraska to Ban Death Penalty
Class-Action Lawsuit, Blaming Police Quotas, Takes On Criminal Summonses
Justice Department Reviewing Inmate Abuse by Attica Guards
Cuomo Promotes Tax Credits for Families of Students at Private Schools
Police Search for Group of Youths in L Train Beating
The Christian Science Monitor
Amtrak: Just how bad is America’s infrastructure? (+video)
Bullying declines in US schools as more students embrace diversity, tolerance (+video)
The Monitor's View Reimagining Africa as innovator
Southerners push new 'SEC primary' to raise Dixie’s presidential profile
The Star Ledger
Bill Nye talks climate change, racial conflict at Rutgers graduation
N.J. corrections officers demand same off-duty protections as police
Children who grow up in Essex, Camden counties much less likely to marry, report says
Obama highlighting Camden police accomplishments that Christie also touts
The Detroit Free Press
Land deal with Detroit, bridge company moving forward
Attorney insists one shot hit Terrance Kellom in back
4 Detroit police, teen suspect hurt in pickup crash
The Los Angeles Times
Obama to limit military-style equipment provided to local police departments by the federal government
White House steps up warnings about terrorism on U.S. soil
Nine killed, 18 wounded in Texas gunfight involving five biker gangs
Budgeting 101 for new college grads
Q&A: Understanding education tax breaks
Unity urged at memorial for man killed by police on skid row
The Chicago Tribune
49 people shot this weekend across Chicago
Mayor, aldermen to be sworn in today; meet city council's 50 members
U.S. Steel lays off another 285 workers at Gary Works mill
USA Today
Stephanopoulos, ABC have not fully disclosed Clinton ties: Schweizer
Insults to injury: Military sexual-assault victims endure retaliation
Police: Site of biker gunfight refused to help prevent it
The Washington Post
Mass shootout among rival biker gangs in Texas leaves 9 dead; 192 arrested
Sensing a voter shift, Clinton tacks to the left
Clinton is banking on the Obama coalition to win
Dozens of Ferguson-related reforms were proposed in Missouri. Just one passed.
America’s biggest city halls have more gender balance than Congress, but it’s still pretty low
Baltimore’s riots drew attention, but endemic violence is hardly noticed
In this Arlington middle school class, teaching math really is an art
Philly.com
Democratic candidates court church crowd
Camden County struggling to keep police officers
President to share post-Ferguson policing ideas
S.J. regional-jail study marred by misunderstanding
Inquirer's endorsements for Tuesday's election
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Boosting Ohio's police training hours will come down to money
Random drug-testing of high school students is misguided idea: Gary Daniels, ACLU of Ohio
Parents can keep kids home after Brelo verdict if they think it's safer, Cleveland schools say
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