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Monitor articles for April 20, 2018

• The art of parsing apologies
• UW-Madison announces plan to address history of racism
• Former NFL player Chris Borland helps athletes and veterans adjust to retirement
• Churches struggle with their #MeToo moment
• Amid US woes, Chinese telecom giant turns to Europe, Asia
• Protest art is preserved in libraries, museums
• Diversity on display at tech conference minus 'tech bros'
• As its beaches recede, Florida shores up private ownership
• Are environmentalists hypocrites?
• 'Dread Nation' is a rollicking 'Gone With the Wind + Zombies' adventure
• Still small voice
• Dainty machines? Collaborative robots help humans in Japanese factories
• The Christian Science Monitor Daily – Friday, April 20, 2018
• Top Picks: The Shacks' 'Haze,' the podcast 'Brains On!,' and more
• After sex-abuse scandal, protesters demand change on Nobel literature prize board
• On 19th anniversary, Columbine asks other schools to remember, not politicize