Articles by Ronald J. Sheehy
Do We Have the History of Native Americans Backward? By David Trever / The New Yorker
82 schools renamed from Confederate generals to civil rights icons. Dozens now honor people of color. Alia Wong and Neena Hagen / USA Today
‘Black Women Will Save the World’ recounts the stories of America’s ‘sheroes’ : NPR’s Book of the Day / NPR
Why ‘Atlanta’ Is the Blackest Show Ever. By Toure’ / NYT
Snoop Dogg is getting his own biopic. By Li Cohen / CBS News
Chuck Berry’s complicated path to becoming a rock legend. By David Kirby / Wash Post
Nick Hornby, Hilton Als, Carolyn Prusa books on Prince: Dickens and Prince and My Pinup, reviewed. By Laura Miller / Slate
Black Music Sunday: Sharing some post-midterms jazz joy. By Denise Oiliver Velez / Daily Kos
Fauci, Serena and Venus Williams honored at National Portrait Gallery. By Judy Kurtz / The Hill
MLB’s integration struggle started with Jackie Robinson. It didn’t end there. By Frederic J. Frommer / Wash Post
Brooklyn Nets’ hire of Jacque Vaughn historic for the NBA. By Marc J. Spears / Andscape
From Kevin Garnett to Karl-Anthony Towns: Being Black in Minneapolis as an NBA player and beyond. By Marc J. Spears / Andscape
Dave Chappelle Takes On Antisemitism, ‘Observably Stupid’ Herschel Walker On ‘SNL.’ By Mary Papenfuss / HuffPost
2022 Georgia Senate race: Raphael Warnock vs. Herschel Walker. By Caroline Linton / CBS News
Wes Moore Makes History, As Nation Awaits Critical Georgia Races. By Aallyah Wright, Margo Snipe, Adam Mahoney, and Christina Carrega / Capital B
Midterm election results 2022: Maxwell Frost is first Gen Z candidate elected to Congress, plus more firsts. By Li Zhou / Vox
How Tennessee Disenfranchised 21% of Its Black Citizens. By Bianca Fortis / ProPublica
Black representation a key issue in Michigan’s 13th District. By Quinn Klinefelter / NPR
Affirmative Action and the Supreme Court’s Troubled Treatment of Asian Americans. By Jeannie Suk Gersen / The New Yorker
Native American children’s protection against adoption by non-Indian families is before the Supreme Court. By Kirsten Matoy Carlson / The Convertsation
Jackson, Mississippi arson suspect arrested in fires at Black churches. By Joshua Williams / Clarion Ledger
Ethnic Studies Faces Threats Again in Arizona. That Won’t Deter the Woman Who Helped Create It. By Fernanda Echavarri / Mother Jones
How mixed-race neighborhoods quietly became the norm in the U.S. By Ted Mellnik and Andrew Van Dam / Wash Post
Despite Mastriano’s loss, don’t count out Christian nationalism. By Jack Jenkins / RNS
More Americans Want Their Church to Share Their Politics | News & Reporting. By Aaron Earls / Christianity Today
Traditionalist Catholics must reckon with antisemitism in their ranks. By Rebecca Bratten Weiss / NCR
