Today in Black History: Marcus Mosiah Garvey, Pan-Africanist, Black Nationalist and entrepreneur, was born in 1887 in St. Ann's Bay, Jamaica.
The New York Times
National
‘The World We Live In’: Black Voices on the Turmoil
Trump Opens Breach With Party, Military and Industry
Editorial: After Racist Rage, Statues Fall Quietly
The Confederate Symbols Being Removed
A New Resistance to Confederate Symbols
C.E.O.s Organize a Mass Defection After Trump Hedges
Charlottesville Victim Cannot Be Silenced, Mother Says
G.O.P. Fears Trump Left the Party in a Precarious Spot
G.O.P. May Be Stuck in a Relationship With Trump
Bannon Mocks Colleagues and ‘Alt-Right’ in Interview
A Trump Lawyer Echoes the Secessionist Rhetoric
Local
Cuomo Says Confederate Names on Streets Should Go
Befriend the Rich? De Blasio Would Sooner Tax Them
Philly.com
Accused Chester County road-rage killer set to appear in court Thursday
Thousands march down Broad Street for 'Philly Is Charlottesville' rally to condemn white supremacy
In the streets of Philadelphia, Trump creates a time for choosing
City judge asserts authority over Arch Street bones
Once a haven for Philly's black families, still a slice of Shore heaven
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland City Council OKs Mayor Frank Jackson's $65-million plan to boost neighborhoods
Committee orders Akron federal Judge John Adams to undergo mental-health examination
Reshaping public corruption: How recent court decisions threw Jimmy Dimora a lifeline
Ohio teacher let son sell LSD, others use it in home, reports say
Hundreds attend Akron candlelight vigil for Charlottesville victims
Muslim-American comedian sues Ohio-based publisher of neo-Nazi website The Daily Stormer for libel
The Chicago Tribune
Hundreds rebuke racism with vigil, singing on University of Virginia campus
Silicon Valley escalates its war on white supremacy despite free speech concerns
As questions swirl around the country, Confederate monument stands on Chicago's South Side
Lawmakers decry 'racist' cartoon published by policy group with Rauner ties
The Star-Ledger
Where the jobs are: The biggest employers in all 21 N.J. counties
Why N.J. lawmaker who helped Trump just rejected the president
Teen allegedly beaten by Maplewood cops files federal suit
Trump's warped sense of history emboldens white nationalists | Editorial
This N.J. lawmaker just moved to censure Trump for his Charlottesville comments
The Los Angeles Times
A forgotten Washington state law forbids planning for a nuclear attack. That's a bit awkward these days
Billions in new spending for housing, water, parks and more could be on the 2018 ballot
California confronts its Confederate past as monuments are abruptly removed
Northern California pushes back as white nationalists plan rallies
The Washington Post
Editorial: Remember Heather Heyer
Perspective: Heather Heyer is part of a long tradition of white anti-racism activists
Trump has a long history of fostering racial divisions
Bannon says rivals are ‘wetting themselves,’ mocks white supremacists and contradicts Trump on N. Korea
The Daily 202: Trump has failed to offer moral leadership after Charlottesville
Mayors move quickly to avoid becoming the next Charlottesville
Hundreds gather on U-Va. campus to rally against white nationalism
Fact Checker: Contrary to Trump’s claim, Charlottesville counterprotesters had permits
President’s lawyer jumps into racial controversy by forwarding inflammatory email
Writer of racially charged email says he 'wanted to help' the president
Trump attacks Lindsey Graham as ‘publicity-seeking,’ endorses one of Jeff Flake’s challengers
The day 30,000 white supremacists in KKK robes marched in the nation’s capital
D.C.’s vaunted high school for the arts reopens — $100 million over budget
Maryland board’s vote sets stage for Taney statue removal
Firm that projected massive job losses with Montgomery County minimum wage increase says it was wrong
USA Today
Dismayed by President Trump's Charlottesville comments, the White House struggles to move forward
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