Articles by Ronald J. Sheehy
33 Years After Contracting HIV, Magic Johnson Gives Key Update on Current Health Condition. By Pranav Kota / Essentially Sports
The Broncos paid Russell Wilson $39 million to go away — now he’s starting for a Super Bowl contender. By Rohan Nadkarni / NBC News
Stephen A. Smith’s New Proposed ESPN Contract Includes Interesting Twist. By Dan Lyons / Sports Illustrated
Serena Williams Hits Back At Accusers On A Really Touchy Subject. By Ron Dicker / HuffPost
Bernie Mac’s ‘Mr. 3000’: 20 years later, the Black baseball accuracy remains. By Clinton Yates /Andscape
South Korea’s Warning for Washington. By Brian Klaas / The Atlantic
Race Inquiry Digest (Dec 12) – Important Current Stories On Race In America
Featured 58 Jazz Luminaries Assembled for This Photo. Only One Remains. By Hank Shteamer / NYT
Race Inquiry Digest (Dec 9) – Important Current Stories On Race In America
Featured Five Christian Nationalist Action Items for Trump’s Next Term. By Kiera Butler / Mother Jones
There’s No Denying It Anymore: Trump Is Not a Fluke—He’s America. By Elie Mystal / The Nation
Trump says he’ll fire FBI Director Christopher Wray, replace him with longtime ally Kash Patel. By Lalee Ibssa , Kelsey Walsh, Soo Rin Kim, Ivan Pereira, Mike Levine, and Luke Barr / ABC News
Trump’s Cabinet has only 3 people of color – again. By Brakkton Booker / Politico
Four centuries in, Virginia could be on track for its first female governor. By Laura Vozzellia / Wash Post
MSNBC faces uncertain future amid Comcast sale and Trump election win. By Eric Berger / The Guardian
Why Black Americans Can’t Afford to Abandon Identity Politics. By Allison Wiltz / Level
Requiem for an empire: How Trump’s second term could reshape the world. By Alfred McCoy / Salon
How Kennedy Has Worked Abroad to Weaken Global Public Health Policy. By Selam Gebrekidan, Justin Scheck, Sarah Hurtes and Pete McKenzie / NYT
Why Israel and Hezbollah reached a ceasefire now − and what it means for Israel, Lebanon, Biden and Trump. By Asher Kaufman / The Conversation
How the World’s Largest Democracy Slid Toward Authoritarianism. By Jennifer Szalai / NYT
Robert Sobukwe, the South African leader once as revered as Mandela. By Nick Dall / Ajazeera
Trump’s ‘Love Affair’ with American Evangelicals Was Once Exposed by a Pastor: “What He Stands For…” By Shraddha / Inquisitr
What Buddhism can teach us about handling this time of deep division. By Jeremy David Engels / Chicago Sun Times
To oppose racism, a priest won’t lead Communion. He could be defrocked. By Marisa Iati / Wash Post
Why Black Americans Searching for Their Roots Should Look to Angola. By John Eligon / NYT
Robert Dixon, Last Surviving Buffalo Soldier, Dies at 103. By Trip Gabriel / NYT
Tulsa’s First Black Mayor Says He Plans To Address The City’s Ugly History Head-On. By Phillip Jackson / HuffPost
How education in the US has been weaponised against Native Americans. By Madalyn J. Mann / The Conversation
