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Monitor articles for May 27, 2021

• As cease-fire holds in Gaza, a painful reckoning with war’s physical toll
• Wrestling with history: One city’s 100-year struggle to heal
• For Native Americans higher ed support still falls short
• Too much trowel and error? These gardening shows could help.
• 'Victory for our planet': Royal Dutch Shell must cut emissions
• In Tulsa, a poet reflects on art’s transformative power
• Chinese put premium on owning homes. Now Beijing wants to tax them.
• Thursday, May 27, 2021 - The Christian Science Monitor Daily
• By women, for women: African ride-hailing apps attempt to put safety first
• Tapping into Arab youth aspirations
• Seeing and being seen – spiritually
• Eric Carle loved the world in simple words and bright colors
• Tradition on the half shell: Picking oysters in post-Brexit Britain
• Black artists have a new vision for Tulsa. Can it heal old divides?
• Can lost trust be restored? Tulsa’s mayor makes a case.
• Why are parents so mad in one of America’s best school districts?
• How researchers are hunting for the origins of marine debris
• Why Black Tulsans say politics has failed them
• In Tulsa, a pastor’s fight for reparations and racial justice
• How Tulsa is unburying – and confronting – a history of racism