Articles by Ronald J. Sheehy
On Race in America (May 16) – Stories, Insight and Perspective
Featured When Pimping Became Mainstream: The Jeffrey Epstein Story and the Republican Manosphere. By Ronald J. Sheehy, Editor / On Race in America
‘Boxed in Trump’ has ‘nowhere to move’ as his presidency crumbles: top historian. By Nick Hilden / AlterNet
In Narrowing Voting Rights Act, Conservative Justices See Progress on Racism. By Adam Liptak / NYT
Black Businesses Could Lose Access To Federal Contracts Due To DEI Order, Report. By Nahlah Abdur-Rahman / Black Enterprise
Cole Tomas Allen is a Black Man Who Had Everything Going for Him—So Why? By Earl Ofari Hutchinson / Eurweb
US activists plan May Day economic blackout: ‘No school, no work, no shopping.’ By Michael Sainato / The Guardian
The GOP Has Almost Completely Run Out Of Black People. By Zack Linly / Newsone
Trump Sued For Racial Discrimination, Accused Of Firing 75% of Black Officials At Independent Federal Agencies. By Christopher Rhodes / Blavity
Employment Agency Pushes Discrimination Cases That Match Trump’s Agenda. By Rebecca Davis O’Brien / NYT
‘Come and make the ask’: Talarico faces a test with Black voters in Texas. By Samuel Benson and Cheyanne M. Daniels / Politico
Multiracial Americans are surging. But data erases them. By Russell Contreras / Axios
Historically Black colleges team up to pursue top research status. By Susan Svrluga / Wash Post
Why We Are Suing the Department of Education. By Charles Ornstein / ProPublica
What Saint Augustine’s University Bankruptcy Means For The Future Of The HBCU. By Shannon Dawson / Newsone
Boat Strike Death Toll Approaches 200 as Trump Administration Continues Murders at Sea. By Jon Queally / Truthout
Iran didn’t have a nuclear weapon before this war. But you can see why it would want one now. By Simon Tisdale / The Guardian
It’s Been Centuries Since Haiti’s Revolution. It’s Still Paying for It. By Laurent Dubois / NYT
The long history of America’s conflict with Cuba. By Mo Rocca / CBS News
Why South Africa’s Inequality Fuels Black-on-Black Violence. By Bakari K Lumumba / Levelman
America’s founding promise of religious freedom has long coexisted with prejudice, even as many Christians have worked to confront it. By David Mislin / The Conversation
Pope Leo has stirred awake a progressive Christianity. It can rise again. By Bill McKibben / The Guardian
Black Hope Faces a Crisis. By Thomas Anderson / Christianity Today
How Harriet Tubman and Philadelphia abolitionists coordinated dangerous journeys to freedom. By Nilgun Anadolu-Okur and Jeremy Mennis / The Conversation
Defying His State’s Restrictions, a Retired Professor Teaches About Racism: ‘History Has to Be Felt.’ By Katherine Mangan / Chronicle of Higher Ed.
Black Prom Isn’t ‘Doing Too Much,’ It’s One Of Our Most Beautiful Traditions. By Shannon Dawson / Newsone
The Cost Of Dying While Black: Inside A Southern Funeral Home Where Tradition, Poverty, And Profit Collide. By Jodi Ham / Newsone
How Toni Morrison blurred the lines between being an editor and a writer. By Danielle Amir Jackson / The Guardian
LeBron James on MJ debate: ‘Our games are totally different.’ By ESPN
Trinidad Chambliss Is Making Millions Playing College Football. The NCAA Wants to Stop Him. By Bomani Jones / Vanity Fair
John Wall to serve in ‘dream’ role as president of basketball operations at Howard. By Zack Powell / NYT
