Articles by Ronald J. Sheehy
Not giving up: A group of social justice warriors sustains the resistance with community and meditation. By Yonat Shimron / RNS
The Fatal Combination of Ideology and Charisma. By James Kirchick / The Atlantic
Bryan Stevenson on the “Enduring Evil of Slavery” and Trump’s Attempt to Rewrite History. By Amy Goodman / Democracy Now
Black Folks Built Wealthy Neighborhoods Across America—Where Are They Now? By Asheea Smith / The Root
W.E.B. Du Bois Doc ‘Rebel With a Cause’ Isn’t History — It’s a Survival Guide for This Moment. By Nii-Quartelai Quartey / The Root
Joseph Philippe Lemercier Laroche: The Story Of The Only Black Passenger Aboard The Titanic. By Shannon Dawson / Newsone
Blues ‘enthusiast’ Morgan Freeman’s album covers 100 years of the genre. By Maria Sherman / AP
Black golf’s pro participation and the problems it faces. By Michael Williams / Andscape
Fred Richard coasts to first national title at US gymnastics championships. By Agencies / The Guardian
The WNBA’s Uneven Whistle Continues To Put Black Women In Danger. By Nicky Childers / Newsone
Tuskegee University Brings HBCU Culture to the Pitch in New Soccer Docuseries. By Rashad Grove / The Root
Reparations for African Americans Is Not a Fantasy. By Ronald J. Sheehy, Editor / On Race in America
Trump’s Irrationality Is Dangerous. By Tom Nichols / The Atlantic
100 days until midterms and Democrats are winning because they actually have a message. By Lee Hartley Carter / Fox News
Trump administration declares war on a ghost. By Evelyn Heckstein / The Conversation
Trump’s pick for CDC director is confirmed. By Erum Salam / MS NOW
What El-Sayed’s Michigan Win Reveals About Black Voters and Democrats. By Brandon Tensley / Capital B
Black Residents Warned of Abusive Cops for Years. Then Police Shot and Killed a Toddler. By Liliana Segura / The Intercept
He’s Eligible for Up to $480,000 After Being Wrongly Imprisoned for 42 Years. The State Says No. By Richard A. Webster / Propublica
Analysis says Supreme Court’s ‘colorblind’ approach has weakened Voting Rights Act. By Odafe Oghen / The Grio
‘What Are We Even Doing Here?’: New Lawsuit Challenges Ban on Race and Gender Topics at Texas A&M. By Megan Zahneis / The Chronicle of Higher Ed.
New Landmark Study Reveals HBCU Graduates Thrive Long After College—And The Data Proves Why. By Shannon Dawson / Newsone
Douglasville teen balances football and books to score a perfect 1600 on the SAT. By Bolarinwa Oladej / The Grio
‘Africa Is Not What You Think’: Black Expat Living in Tanzania Challenges Common Myths About Life on the Continent. By Gee NY / shinemycrown
As the lights go out, Cuba’s true believers gather to celebrate the revolution. By Ruaridh Nicoll / The Guardian
“We Bring With Us European Civilization”: Race, National Oppression and the Construction of a Settler-Colonial Myth. By Bill Fletcher Jr / Z
