Articles by Ronald J. Sheehy
Four-time NBA champion Andre Iguodala retires after 19 seasons. By Marc J. Spears / ESPN
Swim safety advocates aim to overcome historic racial inequities. By Isabella Jibilian / PBS
What the Black Struggle Tells Us About the Israel-Hamas War. By Zak Cheney-Rice / New York Magazine
Race Inquiry Digest (Oct 30) – Important Current Stories On Race In America
Featured On Race, Mike Johnson Says His Views Were Shaped by Raising a Black Child. By Adam Nagourney / NYT
Black Success, White Backlash. By Elijah Anderson / The Atlantic
David Rothkopf on war in Gaza: “Revenge is not a strategy. It doesn’t make people safe.” By Chauncey Devega / Salon
The Debate Over How Dangerous Trump Is Rages On. By Thomas B. Edsall / NYT
Judge Chutkan Finds Trump Poses ‘Grave Threat’ To Judicial Process In Gag Order. By S.V. Date / HuffPost
Tim Scott gets a brutal wake-up call about his presidential campaign. By Ja’han Jones / MSNBC
Behind closed doors, Marines struggle with a glaring diversity problem. By Hope Hodge Seck / Wash Post
The Conservative Effort To Take Over A Nationally Ranked School System. By Nathalie Baptiste / HuffPost
We 7 former Florida college presidents say enough is enough. William G. Bradshaw et al. / Tampa Bay Times
Our Leaders’ Shameful Response to Islamophobia’s Fatal Resurgence. By Hafiz Rashid / The New Republic
Exonerated man wrongly jailed in Florida for 16 years is killed by Georgia deputy during traffic stop. By Marlene Lenthang / NBC News
An American Puzzle: Fitting Race in a Box. By K.K. Rebecca Lai and Jennifer Medina / NYT
The Moral Questions at the Heart of the Gaza War. By David French / NYT
Hope for High Conflict with Amanda Ripley. The Russell Moore Show / CT Podcast
Donald Trump and the exceptions of American evangelicalism. By John G. Stackhouse Jr. / RNS
Ken Burns Warns Against “People Who Wish to Sanitize Our History.” By Valentina Valentini / Vanity Fair
Killers of the Flower Moon: What is the true story about the Osage Murders? By Aja Romano / Vox
Rachel Maddow offers a chilling history lesson — and hope for today. By Kathleen Belew / Wash Post
The remarkable life of Samuel Ringgold Ward. By Kellie Carter Jackson / The Nation
Jada Pinkett Smith opens up about depression, writing “Worthy” and her version of a happy ending. By D. Watkins / Salon
Sly Stone’s memoir is almost as fascinating as the fact that the book exists at all. By Jack Hamilton / Slate
He spent a lifetime collecting the blues. The Smithsonian listened. By Geoff Edgers / Wash Post
Jazz’s Hancock Competition Returns, Crowning an Electrifying Rising Star. By Giovanni Russonello / NYT
