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• Yoni Applebaum, “Why Is the Flag Still There?,” 21 June 2015, The Atlantic.
• Ta-Nehisi Coates, “Take Down the Confederate Flag–Now,” 18 June 2015, The Atlantic.
• Jelani Cobb, “Terrorism in Charleston,” 29 June 2015, The New Yorker.
• Heather Cox Richardson, “Reconstructing the American Tradition of Domestic Terrorism,” 18 June 2015, Werehistory.org
  
• Michael Eric Dyson, “Love and Terror in the Black Church,” 20 June 2015, New York Times.
• Douglas R. Egerton, “Before Charleston’s Church Shooting, a Long History of Attacks,” 18 June 2015, New York Times.
• Benjamin Foldy, “Rhodesian Flag, Confederate Flag: Roof & the Legacies of Racial Hate,”20 June 2015, Juan Cole at Informed Comment. 
• Robert Greene II, “Racism Can’t Destroy This Charleston Church,” 19 June 2015,Politico.com.
• Libby Nelson, “The Confederate Flag Symbolizes White Supremacy –and it Always Has,” 20 June 2015, Vox.
• Nell Irvin Painter, “What is Whiteness?,” 20 June 2015, New York Times.
• Charles P. Pierce, “Charleston Shooting: Speaking the Unspeakable, Thinking the Unthinkable,” 18 June 2015, Esquire. 
• David Remnick, “Charleston and the Age of Obama,” 19 June 2015, New Yorker. 
• Manisha Sinha, “The Long and Proud History of Charleston’s AME Church,” 19 June 2015,Huffington Post.
• Rebecca Traister, “Our Racist History Isn’t Back to Haunt Us. It Never Left Us,” 18 June 2015, The New Republic.
• Kidada Williams, “Centuries of Violence,” 19 June 2015, Slate.