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March 29, 2024

Football great Emlen Tunnell, the first Black player inducted into the NFL Hall of Fame was born on this date in 1925 in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania.

Today in Black America - February 28

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The Associated Press

Many Capitol riot cases could hinge on 1st trial’s outcome

Trayvon Martin, 10 years later: Teen's death changes nation


Whistleblowers say they're bullied for exposing prison abuse



The New York Times


School Is Back in Person, but the Five-Day Week Often Isn’t

Competitive districts are disappearing as lopsided new voting maps deepen America’s political divide
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10 Consequential Days: How Biden Navigated War, Covid and the Supreme Court



USA Today

UN panel's grim climate change report: 'Parts of the planet will become uninhabitable'


What is DEFCON? What's nuclear deterrence? What to know amid Putin's warning


What's the process to become an associate Justice on the Supreme Court?


The Washington Post

Democrats try to regain footing for midterm elections

Barr says GOP should look beyond Trump for 2024

‘Stand your ground’ laws spread — and grow ‘more extreme’ — 10 years after Trayvon Martin’s death



NJ.com

N.J.’s cannabis commission can’t shake discrimination, fraud allegations

Shopping while Black: Bridgewater mall incident amplifies talk of racism in retail spaces.

Black History Month: Learning my ancestry gave me clarity | Opinion


The Baltimore Sun

Man who stabbed wife to death in Baltimore and blamed panhandlers is to be sentenced Monday

Two former Baltimore Police Gun Trace Task Force detectives released two years early from prison

Baltimore gets serious about helping homeless people | COMMENTARY



The Los Angeles Times


Why flush California still takes child support from low-income families

Confidence in California public schools declines sharply; a third give L.A. a D or F


Demise of single-payer healthcare in California trips up efforts in other states


The Atlanta Journal Constitution

Black students in Gwinnett schools face highest rates of discipline

Opinion: Georgia bill would chill classroom discussions of race, racism

Metro Atlanta students protest lawmakers’ race bills at Georgia Capitol



The Chicago Sun-Times

Billionaire Ken Griffin hits Pritzker hard on crime, but his firms have millions invested in gun and ammunition makers, records show

Laura Washington: My mask is not coming off


Incumbents in electoral trouble include Pritzker, Lightfoot, Democratic analyst says

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