Princeton Faculty Voices:

Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor: How Do We Change America? (The New Yorker)

Imani Perry: ‘Justice Now: A BET Town Hall’ Featuring Stacey Abrams, Brittany Packnett And More (BET)

Omar Wasow: 

• The George Floyd protests are sparking a surprising debate in black America (CNN)
• Protests and Public Opinion with Professor Omar Wasow (The Daily Princetonian: Under the Bubble [podcast])
• How Black Lives Matter compares to past social movements (WHYY Radio Times)
• Bricks become fodder for false claims around protests (Associated Press)
• What Protests Can (And Can’t) Do (FiveThirtyEight)
• From BlackPlanet to Black Twitter, the evolution of Black voices on social media [podcast] (Marketplace Tech)

Eddie Glaude:

• Eddie Glaude on this moment in history: ‘I’m tired, I’m weak, I’m worn… then I’m hopeful’ (MSNBC)
• Why this moment demands radical politics (Vox)
• Trump pushes fights over racist legacy while much of America moves in a different direction (The Washington Post)

Douglas Massey: “Go Back to the Neighborhood Where You Belong” (Slate)

Julian Zelizer: Why protesting isn’t enough (CNN) and For 48 hours, the nation’s capital was gripped by chaos. Then everything changed. (The Washington Post)

Naomi Murakawa: Calls to reform, defund, dismantle and abolish the police, explained. (NBC News)

Ellora Derenoncourt: What A 1968 Report Tells Us About The Persistence Of Racial Inequality NPR)

Monica Ponce de Leon: Princeton’s Monica Ponce de Leon: To overcome injustice in architecture, licensure should be “eliminated or radically transformed” (Archinect)