Emmanuel Felton
Race and Ethnicity Reporter at The Washington Post
Race and ethnicity reporter at The @WashingtonPost, writing The Search for Black Mecca for @harperbooks, teaching journalism at @yale and @hunter_college
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3 weeks ago |
washingtonpost.com | Emmanuel Felton
How Trump threw these military families into the debate over DEI (washingtonpost.com) How Trump threw these military families into the debate over DEI By Emmanuel Felton 2025040310005200 When Diane Watts learned earlier this year the one of the largest military base in the world had been renamed for her father she thought it was a joke.
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Dec 19, 2024 |
washingtonpost.com | Emmanuel Felton
EVANSTON, Illinois - The reparations movement achieved some significant gains over the past year. New York state and the District of Columbia have established panels to study offering recompense to Black Americans for slavery and racial discrimination. And officials in Palm Springs, California, recently agreed to pay out $6 million in reparations for its part in the destruction of a mostly Black and Latino neighborhood during the 1960s.
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Nov 14, 2024 |
washingtonpost.com | Emmanuel Felton
NEW YORK — The last week has been like a game of whack-a-mole for New York firefighters. It took more than 100 firefighters to put out a two-acre brush fire in Prospect Park in Brooklyn on Friday night. On Tuesday afternoon, Amtrak suspended service between New York and New Haven, Connecticut, after a fire near the tracks in the Parkchester section of the Bronx.
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Nov 9, 2024 |
japannews.yomiuri.co.jp | Anumita Kaur |Emmanuel Felton |Brianna Tucker
DULUTH, Ga. – When Kamala Harris emerged as the Democratic presidential nominee this summer, many Black women across the country began dreaming of a potentially historic, glass-ceiling-breaking victory. As Harris’s loss to former president Donald Trump came into focus this week, that enthusiasm turned into disappointment and concern over the future of the country.
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Nov 9, 2024 |
adn.com | Anumita Kaur |Emmanuel Felton |Brianna Tucker
DULUTH, Ga. — When Kamala Harris emerged as the Democratic presidential nominee this summer, many Black women across the country began dreaming of a potentially historic, glass-ceiling-breaking victory. As Harris’s loss to former president Donald Trump came into focus this week, that enthusiasm turned into disappointment and concern over the future of the country.
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