USA Today: Serene Jones was assaulted by a Proud Boys supporter in a foreshadowing of the hate to come. She saw that same look on the faces of those who ravaged the Capitol.
The Washington Post: One year after an evangelical megachurch became one of France's first known coronavirus clusters, 600 of its members gathered for an indoor worship service last Sunday, singing, praying and mourning dozens of friends they lost.
Al Jazeera: Today, a growing number of secular Black organizations offer alternative paths to those wanting to participate in or support racial justice advocacy.
Religion News Service: This year as they mark Purim, a one-day holiday that begins Thursday evening (Feb. 25), American Jews are viewing the raucous, rollicking feast with a touch of grief.
Christian Century: In 1970, UMI -- the largest, independent, Black-owned Christian publishing company in the country -- pioneered the practice of creating contextualized images of Black people in the Bible.
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