Articles by Ronald J. Sheehy
The Black soldiers who changed the meaning of the Civil War. By Jake Lundberg / The Atlantic
Bryan Stevenson on Confronting America’s Legacy of Slavery. By Reveal / Mother Jones
These Cities Are On The Verge of Reparation Success. By Phenix S Halley / The Root
Juneteenth reminds us of Black Americans’ long struggle for education following end of slavery. By Rodney Coates / The Conversation
Over 160 Years After Abolition, Anti-Black Racism Still Structures US Economy. By C.J. Polychroniou / Truthout
Joe Louis’ Son Shares How His Father Stood Up ‘When He Thought Black People Were Being Wronged’ (Exclusive). By Tommy McArdle / People
The Rise, The Sacrifices, And The Victory Of Jalen Brunson. By Stephen A. Crockett Jr. / Newsone
Serena And Venus Williams To Play Doubles At Wimbledon. By Adam Zagoria / Forbes
A New Age of Wealth Inequality, Power and Democracy. By Ronald J. Sheehy, Editor / On Race in America
On Race in America (Jun 27) – Stories, Insight and Perspective
Featured Excellence and the Meaning of Greatness. By Ronald J. Sheehy, Editor / On Race in America
Take Me to Your Leader: An Alien Solution to America’s Oldest Problem. By Ronald J. Sheehy, Editor / On Race in America
America Broke Something When It Gave Trump a Second Chance. By Jamelle Bouie / NYT
America Is Due for a Deep Clean. By William J. Barber / The Nation
The Supreme Court’s Latest Blow to Black Voters’ Rights. By Ruth Marcus / The New Yorker
Who Is Aaron Ford? The Man One Step Away From Becoming Nevada’s First Black Governor. By Sammy Approved /Newsone
For the Nation’s Birthday, Making It Harder to Become an American. By Jonathan Blitzer / The NewYorker
New Stanford Study: How AI Is Shutting Black Applicants Out of Entire Industries. By Shellie M. Scott / The Root
We Need to Talk About Black Women and Uterine Cancer. By Ariana Coghill / Mother Jones
Spelman College names renowned roboticist Dr. Ayanna Howard as its 12th president. By Bobby Pen / The Grio
The Anti-DEI Era is America’s Costliest Contradiction, NCA&T Chancellor James Martin Say. By Autumn A. Arnett / Eduledger
As schools close nationwide, Black students bear the greatest burden. By Megan Kuhfeld and Ayesha Hashim / The Hill
The myth of white Argentina still shapes the nation. By Federico Pita / Aljazeera
Trump and Putin both wanted a quick victory. They got forever war instead. By David Ignatius / Wash Post
The retaking of Cuba. By Jafari S. Allen / Ajazeera
‘All Men Are Created Equal’? Not Everyone Agrees. By Ken Phillips-Fein / NYT
Pope’s slavery apology draws praise as Jesuit slaveholding legacy turns to reconciliation. By Camillo Barone / NCR
