Articles by Ronald J. Sheehy
How has affirmative action shaped higher education? The Supreme Court might ban it for good. By Tiffany Cusaac-Smith / USA Today
Bernard Shaw, CNN’s Lead Anchor For 20 Years, Dies At 82. By Richard Sandomir / NYT
Religion And Samuel Alito’s Time Bomb. By Andrew Koppelman / The Hill
What Church Splits Can Teach Us About a Dividing America. By Russell Moore / Christianity Today
Christian Nationalism Is Getting Written Out Of The Story Of January 6. By Joyce Dalsheim And Gregory Starett / The Conversation
For A Black Jesuit In The US, Racism Is A Crucible. By Patrick Saint-Jean / NCR
Black Historians Know There’s No Such Thing As Objective History. By Keisha N. Blain / New Republic
New Jersey Hopes To ‘Elevate The Stories Of Black New Jerseyans’ With The Black Heritage Trail. By Claretta Bellamy / NBC News
U.S. Changes Names Of Places With Racist Term For Native Women. By Mead Gruver / HufPost
The Culture War Is Chasing Teachers Away, Leaving Kids Shortchanged. By Nathalie Baptiste / HuffPost
FBI File Shows Bureau Kept Tabs On Aretha Franklin’s Activism, A Common Focus During The Civil Rights Era. By Eliott C. McLaughlin / CNN
Ibram X. Kendi’s ‘Magnolia Flower’ Weaves A Black And Native Love Story. By Char Daston / Wbez News
‘Sidney’ Tackles The Not-So-Comfortable Conversations About A Black Cinema Icon. By Candice Frederick / HuffPost
Esther Cooper Jackson, Early Activist For Civil Rights, Dies At 105. By Emily Langer / Wash Post
Playing Through Fire: Athletes In An Age Of Reaction. By Dave Zirin
Cultural taxidermy, not appropriation: the trophies in sports no one wants to talk about. By Tim Thompson / Salon
Looking for More Frances Tiafoes. By Matthew Futterman / NYT
Two Barbers, a YouTube Channel and the Truth About Race at the Racetrack. By Joe Drape / NYT
Deshaun Watson must undergo treatment and have clinicians say ‘he’s on right path’ for suspension to be lifted. By Jonathan Jones / CBS Sports
Walker downplays racism in historic Georgia Senate campaign while casting Warnock as divisive. By Marc Caputo and Henry J. Gomez / NBC News
America is finally waking up to the fascist danger: Let’s hope it’s not too late. By Chauncey Devega / Salon
Jim Crow lives again: Florida and Mississippi turn back the clock on voting rights. By David Daley / Salon
Can Stacey Abrams and Raphael Warnock Make Georgia Blue? By Kevin Lee / TNR
The Val Demings Gamble. By Adam Harris / The Atlantic
FEMA Director Says It’s ‘Too Early’ To Tell When Jackson Will Have Clean Water Again. By Sanjana Karanth / HuffPost
Why Are Black Families Leaving Cities? By Jerusalem Demsas / The Atlantic
