Articles by Ronald J. Sheehy
Candyman’ Director DaCosta Is 1st Black Woman To Debut At No. 1 In U.S. By Sharon Prutt Young / NPR
Ruth Negga on Her Role in Rebecca Hall’s ‘Passing.’ By Malika Rose / New York Mag
Williamsport, Pennsylvania: Home to history and hardball. By Clinton Yates / The Undefeated
Growing Up With Colin Kaepernick. By Jimmie Briggs / Vanity Fair
Wealth manager Humble Lukanga’s mission: ‘Generational freedom’ for Black athletes. By Kent Babb / Wash Post
Black Surfers Reclaim Their Place on the Waves. By Diane Cardwell / NYT
Russell Westbrook’s career comes full circle with hometown Lakers. By Ben Golliver / Wash Post
How Strong Is America’s Multiracial Democracy? By Thomas Edsall / NYT
Race Inquiry Digest (Sep 9) – Important Current Stories On Race In America
Featured Critical race theory turning school boards into GOP proving grounds. By Daniel Payne / Politico
Race Inquiry Digest (Sep 6) – Important Current Stories On Race In America
Featured White supremacy, with a tan. By John Blake / CNN
MLK Warned Us About Moderates. Are We Listening? By Cliff Albright / Politico
Capitol cop who shot Ashli Babbitt defends his decision — and says he saved lives. By Brad Reed / Raw Story
The Supreme Court has repeatedly sided with the police. Black Americans are paying the price. By Brandon Tensley / CNN
Brace Yourself for the Man Who Could Become California’s Governor. By Farhad Manjoo / NYT
Breakthrough mayor’s race creates tough choice for Boston. By Lisa Kashinsky / Politico
How race permeates the politics of gun control. By Brandon Tensley / CNN
DNA Tests May Increase Census Count Of Multiracial Population. By Hansi Lo Wang / NPR
Black women and the pandemic: A crisis within a crisis. By Nicquel Terry Ellis and Adrienne Broaddus / CNN
Black doctors on tackling the myths that fuel vaccine hesitancy. By Curtis Bunn / NBC News
The Black church has major generational challenges. Here’s what we’re doing about it. By T.D. Jakes and Sarah Jakes Roberts / Wash Post
New York’s Private Schools Tackle White Privilege. It Has Not Been Easy. By Michael Powell / NYT
Planting trees to offset the legacy of racist housing policies. By Joe Purtell / Salon
During the 1963 March on Washington, these Black girls were locked up in Georgia. By Dan Rosenzweig-Ziff / Wash Post
The Black Roots of “Rights and Privileges” By Kerri Greenidge / AAIHS
U.S. boarding schools for Indians had a hidden agenda: Stealing land. By Brenda J. Child / Wash Post
He’s In Prison For Killing A Trooper. Now, Some Black Police Groups Want Him Released. By Sharon Pruitt Young / NPR
