By Keith L. Alexander and Vanessa Williams    Rev Eric S C Manning says that his community and others traumatized by racist violence need more from political leaders than displays of false grief

By Holly Bailey    White politicians promised to address the state s deepest racial disparities But activists and residents say they haven t delivered

By Silvia Foster-Frau, Arelis Hernández, Scott Clement and Emily Guskin    Two years after George Floyd s murder nearly in Black Americans say there has been little or no improvement in how police treat Black people according to a Washington Post Ipsos poll

By Laura Meckler    An independent report commissioned by the National School Boards Association details communications with the Biden administration ahead of a controversial call for the federal response to help stop violence at school board meetings

By Andrea Salcedo    He told me I didn t belong there Rose Wysocki who is White told The Washington Post He said that I belonged in the suburbs before asking why she worked at an all Black store

By Lindsey Bever    Osceola County Sheriff s Deputy David Crawford faces a misdemeanor charge of culpable negligence after using a Taser on year old Jean Barreto at a Wawa gas station It resulted in an explosion that Barreto s attorneys say gave him third degree burns over percent of his body

By Emma Brown    Four couples told The Washington Post about making that choice to abort or not and how it affected them

By Anne Branigin and Rachel Hatzipanagos    Brian Wedgeworth who posed as a doctor stole upward of million from about women using dating apps prosecutors say

By Jaclyn Peiser    The gunman s actions not only cost lives but psychologically maimed those who can most easily envision themselves among the slain

By Clyde McGrady    A Finnish brewing company created a beer to celebrate its country s NATO bid and it s flying off the shelves

By Julian Mark    Condé Nast publisher of Vogue magazine has apologized after asking a village pub to change its name

By Julian Mark    Angelyn Burk ran the numbers and got her husband onboard with the idea

By Sydney Page    Attorney General Merrick Garland will welcome civic leaders to the Justice Department to shine a spotlight on new efforts to improve tracking and reporting of bias motivated crimes

By David Nakamura    The users were able to scroll through months of voluminous writings and racist screeds

By Jon Swaine and Reed Albergotti    Years after Lisa French argued she was never informed of the massive chargemaster price rates and engaged in a years long legal battle with the hospital the Colorado Supreme Court ruled in her favor this week

By Timothy Bella    Payton you re a coward a person in the gallery yelled as the year old suspect Payton Gendron was led back to a holding area after a brief court appearance

By Shayna Jacobs    He also scored the films Blade Runner and Missing and Carl Sagan s PBS series Cosmos

By Tim Greiving    Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz said at a news conference that a dispatcher who allegedly hung up on Tops employee Latisha Rogers has been placed on leave and could be fired by the end of the month

By Andrea Salcedo and Timothy Bella    The White House s use of a Cold War era law reflects the magnitude of the supply crunch that has left many parents scrambling for formula

By Andrew Jeong